Common use of Day Cycle Clause in Contracts

Day Cycle. If an employee is assigned to a different shift during the cycle as defined above, then for the purposes of earned days off, their cycle will continue on the shift to which they have transferred. If, at the completion of their new shift cycle, they have not received days off considering both part cycles in the ratio of one quarter (1/4) of the total number of calendar days in the period from the start of the cycle on their old shift to the end of the cycle on their new shift, then they will receive premium pay for the missed days off as defined in Article 6.01. This agreement is subject to the provisions of Article 6.11 re: pyramiding of overtime.

Day Cycle. If an employee is assigned to a different shift during the cycle as defined above, then for the purposes of earned days off, their his cycle will continue on the shift to which they have he is transferred. If, at the completion of their his new shift cycle, they have he has not received days off considering both part cycles in the ratio of one quarter (1/4¼) of the total number of calendar days in the period from the start of the cycle on their his old shift to the end of the cycle on their his new shift, then they he will receive premium pay for the missed days off as defined in Article 6.01. This agreement is subject to the provisions of Article 6.11 re: pyramiding of overtime.

Day Cycle. If an employee is assigned to a different shift during the cycle as defined above, then for the purposes of earned days off, their cycle will continue on the shift to which they have are transferred. If, at the completion of their new shift cycle, they have not received days off considering both part cycles in the ratio of one quarter (1/4¼) of the total number of calendar days in the period from the start of the cycle on their old shift to the end of the cycle on their new shift, then they will receive premium pay for the missed days off as defined in Article 6.01. This agreement is subject to the provisions of Article 6.11 6.09 re: pyramiding of overtime.