Hold Over and Early Start Sample Clauses

Hold Over and Early Start. ‌ Officers that are required to hold over at the end of their assigned shift, or start early prior to their shift due to an unplanned or unanticipated personnel shortage shall only be required to do so for a maximum of six (6) hours. (Example: the 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM shift is below minimum staffing; an officer assigned to the 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM shift will only be required to hold over until 12:00 PM. All shortages shall be posted as soon as possible. Initial openings shall be posted as blank without an assigned officer. These will constitute free picks where more senior officers are eligible to "bump" a less senior officer. All shortages shall be broken up by pay period. On the Monday prior to the subsequent pay period, any remaining openings shall be filled on a rotational assignment during the next pay period so no officer will be forced to work beyond their shift more than (1) day consecutively in their work cycle. The rotation will start over at the beginning of each pay period. Said shortages will be assigned by seniority with the least senior officer being a default officer. In a situation where an entire 12 hour period remains unclaimed, the more senior of the two officers being forced to fill the vacancy will have the option as to whether they want assigned the holdover or the early start. Should shortages arise within the two week period, assignments will be made immediately upon posting with the senior officer assigned for a 12 hour block, getting the option of which fill in they'd prefer (hold over or early start) when applicable. Seventy two (72) hours out from the start of the shift. all positions, forced or chosen, will be locked in by the listed officers. Once a shift has been chosen, an officer is unable to remove themselves from the assignment. That officer may list the shift as free and have responsibility for the shift removed should the shift be taken by another officer.
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