Employee Time Trading Sample Clauses

Employee Time Trading. Employees may voluntarily trade work or sick leave days between themselves, provided that any such trade shall receive prior approval of the Chief, Deputy Chief, or in his absence, the officer designated by the Chief as next in charge. Requests for time trading commencing Saturday or Sunday shall be made no later than 12:00 noon the preceding Friday, except in the event of an emergency. Time trades will be valid only with full-duty or light-duty employee on the scheduled date of the trade. An employee who is involved in a time trade and who is aware of the fact that they will not be able to fulfill their portion of the trade will be responsible for finding another full-duty or light-duty employee to work the shift in question. If an employee agrees to a time trade and fails to appear for duty, he/she shall be held responsible for failure to appear that day. However, if within seven (7) calendar days of the scheduled time trade, an employee suffers an illness or injury arising out of or connected to their employment with the Township and is not able to fulfill their portion of the trade, said employee shall not be responsible for finding a replacement. The grievance arbitration award of Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx dated September 23, 2003 is incorporated herein by reference.
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Employee Time Trading. Employees may voluntarily trade work or sick leave days between themselves, provided that any such trade shall receive prior approval of the Chief, Deputy Chief, or in his absence, the officer designated by the Chief as next in charge, provided requests for time trading commencing Saturday or Sunday shall be made no later than 12:00 noon the preceding Friday, except in the event of an emergency. The Fire Department Administration will not keep records of time trades of less than Twenty-Four (24) hours. Time trades of less than Twenty-Four (24) hours will be logged in the station officer's and shift commander's log books. Time trades will be valid only with full-duty or light-duty Employee on the scheduled date of the trade. An Employee who is involved in a time trade and who is aware of the fact that they will not be able to fulfill their portion of the trade will be responsible for finding another full-duty or light-duty Employee to work the shift in question. However, if within Seven (7) calendar days of the scheduled time trade, an Employee suffers an illness or injury arising out of or connected to their employment with the Township and is not able to fulfill their portion of the trade, said Employee shall not be responsible for finding a replacement. The grievance arbitration award of Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx dated September 23, 2003 is incorporated herein by reference.
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