Introductory Nurses Sample Clauses

Introductory Nurses. 21 5.2.1 Introductory Period Nurses employed by the Hospital shall become 22 regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a period of 90 23 consecutive calendar days except that if a relief nurse has not worked a 24 minimum of 300 hours during that 90-day period, then the nurse's introductory 25 period shall continue until the 300 hours have been worked. The introductory 26 period for seasonal nurses will be the first 80 hours worked.

Introductory Nurses. 9 f. Regular Nurses not covered in subsection c. 11 3. A contracted nurse is an Agency/Travel nurse fulfilling a contract of 12 thirteen (13) weeks or greater to fill an open FTE. Contracted nurses are 13 part of the regular schedule and shall be considered for layoff as follows: 14 a. Hospital will cut a regular nurse or extra shift nurse on extra shift 15 before a contracted nurse, except as limited in b, below. 17 b. Hospital may cut a regular shift nurse or extra shift nurse before a 18 contracted nurse, but only once per calendar quarter for any given 19 nurse. The calendar quarter begins January 1st. 21 c. The Hospital will cut the least senior employee on the affected shift 22 who the Hospital has not already cut during the current calendar 23 quarter. 25 d. Should all the employees on the affected shift already have been 26 cut once during the calendar quarter, the Hospital will cut the 27 contracted nurse on the shift. 29 4. In the event that Hospital determines that a layoff under the preceding 30 paragraph will last for more than one (1) month, lay off employees after 31 that period in the reverse order of seniority; provided, however, that the 32 employees remaining after such layoff have the ability to immediately 33 perform the necessary work. 1 5. Reductions under 2 above will occur separately within the Hospital and

Introductory Nurses. Regular Nurses not covered in subsection (c).

Introductory Nurses