Early and Late Shift Starts and Emergency Call Outs Sample Clauses

Early and Late Shift Starts and Emergency Call Outs. Notwithstanding the foregoing Section or any other provision to the contrary, in order to meet a legitimate operational need, an officer's scheduled shift starting and stopping times may be altered plus or minus up to four (4) hours for operational need upon sixteen (16) hours notice to the officer prior to the start of the shift in question. An officer’s scheduled shift starting and stopping times may be altered plus or minus up to four (4) hours or less for court appearances upon seventy-two (72) hours notice to the officer prior to the start of the shift in question. This Section will not be invoked for punitive purposes or under any circumstances where it would create an undue hardship. Officers shall be permitted to request to adjust their shifts up to two (2) hours to work hireback details upon sixteen (16) hours notice. Absent operational needs, the Department shall consider all such requests and denial of said requests shall not be arbitrary or capricious. Requests for shift adjustments for legitimate reasons other than hirebacks may be limited, at the Department’s discretion, to four (4) times every 28 days (or monthly schedule). All shift adjustments must be pre-approved and are subject to proof status. Where an officer is scheduled to appear in Court when he is not on duty, or called out for an emergency, more than two (2) hours prior to his shift, the officer shall be considered to have worked a minimum of two (2) hours of work and such hours shall be considered hours of work under Article 30. If the court appearance or emergency call out is less than two (2) hours, the officer may request to be released from duty and pay status or the officer may be required to perform additional duties to satisfy the two (2) hour obligation. Should early release be granted by the employer the officer will be paid for actual hours worked. Where an officer is called out less than two (2) hours prior to his shift, with less than sixteen (16) hours notice, he shall be paid for actual hours worked, and his shift shall be not shortened, except with the officer's agreement.
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Early and Late Shift Starts and Emergency Call Outs. Notwithstanding the foregoing Section or any other provision to the contrary, in order to meet a legitimate operational need, an officer’s scheduled shift starting and stopping times may be altered.
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