FLOAT ORIENTATION Sample Clauses

FLOAT ORIENTATION. The Union acknowledges the right of the Employer to direct the working force as referred to in Article 3 (Management Rights) and that it may be necessary to float or move nursing personnel for temporary replacement for Facility/Agency requirements. The Employer shall identify all work areas that have fluctuations in work load that may require Employee(s) to be floated in or out of the area.
FLOAT ORIENTATION. 40.01 The Union acknowledges the right of the Employer to direct the working force as referred to in Article 3 (Management Rights) and that it may be necessary to float or move nursing personnel for temporary replacement for Facility/Agency requirements. During the lifetime of this Agreement the Employer shall identify all work areas that have fluctuations in work load that may require Employee(s) to be floated in or out of the area. 40.02 Wherever possible, Employee(s) will not be assigned to “float” to other work areas with which they are unfamiliar. The Employer shall endeavour to establish a means for paid orientation of Employee(s) so assigned. 40.03 Employee(s) who are floated to other work areas shall not be placed in charge or given charge responsibilities on the ▇▇▇▇ or unit if there is another qualified Registered Nurse available and working on that unit.
FLOAT ORIENTATION. 41.01 The Union acknowledges the right of the Employer to direct the working force as referred to in Article 3 (Management Rights) and that it may be necessary to float or move nursing personnel for temporary replacement for Facility/Agency requirements. During the lifetime of this Agreement the Employer shall identify all work areas that have fluctuations in work load that may require Employee(s) to be floated in or out of the area. 41.02 Wherever possible, Employee(s) will not be assigned to "float" to work areas with which they are unfamiliar. The Employer shall establish a means for paid orientation of Employee(s) assigned to float. Where orientation has not been provided the Employee shall provide care within her level of skill and experience. 41.03 Employee(s) who are floated to other work areas shall not be placed in charge or given charge responsibilities on the ▇▇▇▇ or unit if there is another qualified Employee available and working on that unit.
FLOAT ORIENTATION. 16 No nurse will be assigned to float into a department in which they have not 17 previously worked in the Hospital until they have had at least two weeks (2) 18 twenty-four (24) hours of orientation to that department. During the orientation 19 period the employee will not be scheduled for a full patient load.
FLOAT ORIENTATION. Nurses required to float will receive orientation, if necessary. Including but not limited to: (a) introduction to the charge nurse and/or resource nurse for the shift, so that the floating nurse has someone with whom to consult for specific questions
FLOAT ORIENTATION. ‌ 43.01 The Union acknowledges the right of the Employer to direct the working force as referred to in Article 3 (Management Rights) and that it may be necessary to float or move nursing personnel for temporary replacement for Facility requirements. The Employer shall identify all work areas that have fluctuations in work load that may require Employee(s) to be floated in or out of the area. 43.02 Wherever possible, Employee(s) will not be assigned to "float" to work areas with which they are unfamiliar. The Employer shall establish a means for paid orientation of Employee(s) assigned to float. Where orientation has not been provided the Employee shall provide care within her level of skill and experience. 43.03 Employee(s) who are floated to other work areas shall not be placed in charge or given charge responsibilities on the ▇▇▇▇ or Unit if there is another qualified Employee available and working on that Unit. 44.01 While this Agreement is in force there shall be no strike, slow down or stoppage of work on the part of any Employee represented by the Union nor shall the Employer cause or direct a lockout of its Employees.