Low Census/On-Call Sample Clauses

Low Census/On-Call. Time spent on-call at the request of the Hospital due to a 26 reduction in work. Time spent on low census/on-call shall count as time worked for the 27 purposes of benefit accrual.
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Low Census/On-Call. 6 Effective the first pay period following ratification, Nurses placed on "low-census/on-call" 7 shall be paid the sum of $6.005.50 per hour ($6.00 on holidays) for the hours they 8 remain "on-call." When called, such nurses shall stop receiving "on-call" pay. If the 9 nurse is called back and works less than 50% of the scheduled shift, the nurse shall 10 receive 1.5 times the nurse's base rate for actual hours worked, with a minimum of one 11 (1) hour unless waived by the nurse. If the nurse is called back and works 50% or more 12 of the scheduled shift, the nurse shall receive the nurse's base rate of pay for actual 13 hours worked. 15 An OR/PACU/ Home Health/Hospice nurse who remains working in the Hospital into a 16 scheduled on-call assignment will receive call-back pay (1 ½ x base rate; or 2 x base 17 rate, if RN is working into a scheduled call assignment on a holiday) for hours worked 18 during the scheduled call period. 20 Any nurse not scheduled for on-call who is called in for an emergency shall be paid call- 21 back (1 ½ x base rate; or 2 x base rate, if RN is working into a call assignment on a 22 holiday) for hours worked on the emergency, with a minimum of 1 hour.
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Low Census/On-Call. Time spent on-call at the request of the Hospital due to a 24 reduction in work. Time spent on low census/on-call shall count as time worked Page 5 of 86 Date Accepted / / Accepted by ONA Accepted by Employer 25 for the purposes of benefit accrual. 26 27 5 Date of Proposal: 06 / 12 / 12__ ONA 🡪 St. Xxxxxxx Hospital
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