Deviation from anticipated days off Sample Clauses

Deviation from anticipated days off. In the event that scheduling needs on a unit and shift require deviation from a nurse’s anticipated days off, the Medical Center shall seek volunteers first. In addition, the Medical Center shall notify per diem nurses of the holes in the schedule prior to changing a regular nurse’s pattern. Deviations from anticipated days off shall be distributed equally among nurses on the unit and shift. If it is necessary to change a nurse’s anticipated days off, the Medical Center shall notify the nurse prior to the posting of the schedule by work email or as otherwise agreed to between the Medical Center and the nurse.
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Deviation from anticipated days off. In the event that 19 scheduling needs on a unit and shift require deviation from a nurse’s anticipated 20 days off, the Medical Center shall seek volunteers first. In addition, the Medical 21 Center shall notify Per Diem Nurses of the holes in the schedule prior to 22 changing a regular nurse’s pattern. Deviations from anticipated days off shall be 23 distributed equally among nurses on the unit and shift. If it is necessary to 24 change a nurse’s anticipated days off, the Medical Center shall notify the nurse 26 between the Medical Center and the nurse.
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Deviation from anticipated days off. In the event that scheduling 14 needs on a unit and shift require deviation from a nurse’s anticipated days off, 15 reasonable efforts will be made to seek volunteers first and to seek equitable 16 distribution of such deviations among nurses on the unit and shift. If it is 17 necessary to change a nurse’s anticipated days off, the Medical Center will make 18 a reasonable effort to notify the nurse prior to the posting of the schedule.
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