Common use of Flextime Clause in Contracts

Flextime. (1) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to and approved by the Environmental, Technical and Operational Component Executive. (2) Daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3) Regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) hours in a 14-day averaging period or by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-day averaging period. (4) The averaging periods in (3) do not preclude the introduction through mutual agreement of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.

Flextime. (1) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Main Public Service Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to and approved by the Environmental, Technical and Operational Component Executive. (2) Daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3) Regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) hours in a 14-day averaging period or by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-day averaging period. (4) The averaging periods in (3) do not preclude the introduction through mutual agreement of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.

Flextime. (1a) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Main Public Service Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to and approved by the Environmental, Technical and Operational Component Executive. (2b) Daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3c) Regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) 70 hours in a 14-day averaging period or by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-day averaging period. (4d) The averaging periods in (3c) do not preclude the introduction introduction, through mutual agreement agreement, of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.

Flextime. (1) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to and approved by the Environmental, Technical and Operational Component ExecutiveMaster Bargaining principals or their designates. (2) Daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3) Regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) hours in a 14-day averaging period or by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-day averaging period. (4) The averaging periods in (3) do not preclude the introduction through mutual agreement of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.

Flextime. ‌ (1a) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Main Public Service Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to and approved by the EnvironmentalEnvironment, Technical and Operational Operations Component Executive. (2b) Daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3c) Regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) 70 hours in a 14-day averaging period or by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-day averaging period. (4d) The averaging periods in (3c) do not preclude the introduction introduction, through mutual agreement agreement, of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.

Flextime. ‌ (a) For the purpose of this agreement, flextime means the hours worked by an employee, or a group of employees, who are given authority to: (1) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to choose their starting and approved by the Environmental, Technical and Operational Component Executive.finishing times; and (2) Daily choose their length of workday within a stated maximum number of hours, subject to meeting the required annual hours of work in accordance with the following: (i) daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3ii) Regular regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) 70 hours in a 14-14 day averaging period or or, by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-28 day averaging period. (43) The averaging periods in (32) do not preclude the introduction through mutual agreement of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.

Flextime. ‌ (1a) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Main Public Service Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to and approved by the EnvironmentalEnvironment, Technical and Operational Operations Component Executive. (2b) Daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3c) Regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) 70 hours in a 14-day averaging period or by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-day averaging period. (4d) The averaging periods in (3c) do not preclude the introduction introduction, through mutual agreement agreement, of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-non- seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.

Flextime. (1a) The foregoing does not preclude the introduction of flextime as defined in Clause 14.8 of the Master Main Public Service Agreement, providing such scheduling is by mutual agreement at the local level. Such flextime shall only be implemented when submitted to and approved by the Environmental, Technical and Operational Component Executive. (2b) Daily hours shall not exceed 10 hours. (3c) Regular hours worked shall not exceed seventy (70) 70 hours in a 14-day averaging period or by mutual agreement, 140 hours in a 28-day averaging period. (4d) The averaging periods in (3c) do not preclude the introduction introduction, through mutual agreement agreement, of a seasonal flextime arrangement where up to the number of hours contained in one averaging period may be accumulated as surplus during the seasonal period to be taken as time off during the non-non- seasonal period. The accumulation and scheduling of surplus time is by mutual agreement.