Critical Need Incentive Sample Clauses

Critical Need Incentive. The Employer has established a Critical Need Incentive (CNI) to reduce the use of local agency and traveling nurses, and to recognize OHSU nurses when covering difficult-to-fill shifts and peaks in census and acuity which have been identified and posted by the Employer.
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Critical Need Incentive. The Employer shall establish a Critical Need 27 Incentive (CNI) to reduce the use of local agency and traveling nurses, and to reward 28 OHSU nurses when covering difficult-to-fill shifts and peaks in census and acuity which 29 have been identified and posted by the Employer.

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  • Selection of Employees Both parties recognize the benefit of providing opportunities for job improvement or advancement.

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