LONG TERM OPEN WORK – GARAGE SUPERVISOR Sample Clauses

LONG TERM OPEN WORK – GARAGE SUPERVISOR. When booked work is known to be open for more than fifteen (15) consecutive days or one hundred and twenty (120) hours, and is not covered by the Spare Garage Supervisor, the remaining Garage Supervisors including Weekend Garage Supervisors in their booked location by seniority shall have the option to change their work shifts and the remaining open shift may be covered in accordance with booking rules. Weekend Garage Supervisors shall be considered to extend past the fifteen days (120 hours) in accordance with their booked weekend schedule. Management reserves the right to not extend past fifteen
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LONG TERM OPEN WORK – GARAGE SUPERVISOR. When a w ork shift shall be open for more than f ive (5) and less than sixt een (16) w orking days, and is not covered by the Spare Garage Supervisor, the remaining Garage Supervisors in their booked location shall have the option to change their w ork shifts and the remaining open shift shall be covered by a Relief Supervisor. Aft er f if teen (15) w orking days, the Supervisor accepting the w ork shall remain in this shift for the duration of the booking, or until the return to w ork of the incumbent, w hichever is earlier. During the period betw een f ive (5) and f if teen (15) w orking days, there shall be a maximum of one (1) shift change per w eek per garage.
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