Garage Storerooms Sample Clauses

Garage Storerooms. An employee in Stores may be requested to work up to one (1) hour of overtime to endeavor to complete a job begun during his or her regular shift without the overtime being offered to other employees. The employee will be guaranteed a minimum of one (1) hour at overtime rates. The Administrative procedures noted below may be reviewed periodically when deemed necessary by both the City and the Union. It is agreed that the allocation of overtime in the Garage Storerooms will be administered as noted below. i) In allocating overtime at a specific Garage, two (2) overtime sheets are used for employees who are available and wishing to work. A Storekeeper shall exercise seniority according to the garage to which he or she is currently assigned to work, until the start of a new assignment. ii) Open Work Sheet, for work known to be open in advance. iii) Names are recorded on open pieces of work. Priority is given to employees including Spares on the shift requiring the overtime, then by garage seniority. iv) If no employees are available on the open piece of work, names recorded on the Weekly Overtime Sheet will be considered with priority given to qualified employees including Spares on the shift requiring the overtime, then by garage seniority. v) Weekly Overtime Sheet, for work, which becomes open on a daily basis. vi) Names are recorded on the Weekly Overtime Sheet. The Weekly Overtime Sheet shall close at noon on Thursday. vii) Priority is given to employees by including Spares on the shift requiring the overtime, then garage seniority. viii) If no employees including Spares are available at the specific garage, then employees including Spares by seniority on Weekly Overtime Sheets from other garages will be considered. ix) If no employees including Spares are available from any of the Overtime Sheets, employees including Spares will be offered overtime based on seniority from other garages. Work Shifts Work shifts for employees in the garages have been defined for overtime purposes as follows 1. Day Shift - employees working between the hours of 05:00 and 17:30. 2. Evening Shift – employees working between the hours of 13:15 and 02:00. 3. Night Shift - Employees working between the hours of 23:00 and 08:00.
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