Common use of Monday or Friday Clause in Contracts

Monday or Friday. Likewise if a nurse is scheduled to work on a holiday weekend she/he shall normally be scheduled to work on the holiday. This Article shall not apply to Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year's Day. APPLIES TO PART-TIME ONLY: When an employee is scheduled to work the weekend preceding a paid Monday holiday, the Hospital will endeavour to schedule her/him to work such holiday, if work is available except where such tour is required to fulfil the commitment of another employee. H.2 Nurses shall be paid premium pay in accordance with Articles 14 and 15 of the Central Hospital Agreement as may be appropriate for all hours worked between 0001 hours and 2400 hours on the days so listed in Article H. (a) A blank Christmas and New Year's Preference Sheet will be posted in each unit no later than September 1st in each year and each employee in the unit shall indicate whether she/he wants to be scheduled off over the Christmas period or over the New Year's period, by October 1st of each year. In the event an employee's preference cannot be granted, it shall be granted the following year. The schedule reflecting the Christmas period and the New Year's period will be posted by November 1st of each year. The Christmas and New Year’s schedule will be posted as a draft two (2) weeks prior to the posting date for review by employees. The employee will have one week to review and notify their Director/Coordinator of errors or changes. (b) The Employer shall schedule each employee off duty for five (5) consecutive days at either Christmas or New Year's, except where the nurse requests a lesser entitlement. Nurses may request that they remain on their normal rotation over the holiday period provided this request does not provide the nurse with both holidays off or interferes with the scheduling of the five (5) days for other nurses. Such requests will not be unreasonably denied. The Christmas period is defined as December 24th commencing at 0700 hours until 0700 hours December 27th. The New Year’s period is defined as December 31st commencing at 0700 hours until 0700 hours January 2nd of any year. If the normal start time of a tour for a unit is something other than 0700 then the normal start time of the tour would replace 0700 in this article. Time off or time worked, if required, for either the Christmas period or New Year’s period will include this time frame. (c) The Hospital will endeavour to schedule nurses for no more than two (2) 11.25 hour tours or two (2) 9.375 hour tours or five (5) 7.5 hour tours over the Christmas period or the New Years period. If operationally feasible nurses may be scheduled off for Christmas and New Year's this will be done by seniority. (d) The terms of this Article A8.03 (b) do not apply to those employees working in units where they are not normally scheduled to work on Saturdays and Sundays or Paid Holidays. (e) During the period of December 15th until January 15th the Employer will endeavour to observe the provisions and conditions respecting work scheduled. (f) Vacation requests for the period mid-December to mid-January will be considered on an individual basis, subject to staffing requirements and providing it does not interfere with time off of other employees over Christmas and New Year’s. H.4 APPLIES TO FULL-TIME ONLY: (a) Lieu days off will be scheduled forty-five (45) days prior to or following such paid holidays or at a time mutually agreed upon or payment shall be made in accordance with Article 15.03

Monday or Friday. Likewise if a nurse is scheduled to work on a holiday weekend she/he shall normally be scheduled to work on the holiday. This Article shall not apply to Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year's Day. APPLIES TO PART-TIME ONLY: When an employee is scheduled to work the weekend preceding a paid Monday holiday, the Hospital will endeavour to schedule her/him to work such holiday, if work is available except where such tour is required to fulfil the commitment of another employee. H.2 Nurses shall be paid premium pay in accordance with Articles 14 and 15 of the Central Hospital Agreement as may be appropriate for all hours worked between 0001 hours and 2400 hours on the days so listed in Article H. (a) A blank Christmas and New Year's Preference Sheet will be posted in each unit no later than September 1st in each year and each employee in the unit shall indicate whether she/he wants to be scheduled off over the Christmas period or over the New Year's period, by October 1st of each year. In the event an employee's preference cannot be granted, it shall be granted the following year. The schedule reflecting the Christmas period and the New Year's period will be posted by November 1st of each year. The Christmas and New Year’s schedule will be posted as a draft two (2) weeks prior to the posting date for review by employees. The employee will have one week to review and notify their Director/Coordinator of errors or changes. (b) The Employer shall schedule each employee off duty for five (5) consecutive days at either Christmas or New Year's, except where the nurse requests a lesser entitlement. Nurses may request that they remain on their normal rotation over the holiday period provided this request does not provide the nurse with both holidays off or interferes with the scheduling of the five (5) days for other nurses. Such requests will not be unreasonably denied. The Christmas period is defined as December 24th commencing at 0700 hours until 0700 hours December 27th. The New Year’s period is defined as December 31st commencing at 0700 hours until 0700 hours January 2nd of any year. If the normal start time of a tour for a unit is something other than 0700 then the normal start time of the tour would replace 0700 in this article. Time off or time worked, if required, for either the Christmas period or New Year’s period will include this time frame. (c) The Hospital will endeavour to schedule nurses for no more than two (2) 11.25 hour tours or two (2) 9.375 hour tours or five (5) 7.5 hour tours over the Christmas period or the New Years period. If operationally feasible nurses may be scheduled off for Christmas and New Year's this will be done by seniority. (d) The terms of this Article A8.03 (bH.3(b) do not apply to those employees working in units where they are not normally scheduled to work on Saturdays and Sundays or Paid Holidays. (e) During the period of December 15th until January 15th the Employer will endeavour to observe the provisions and conditions respecting work scheduled. (f) Vacation requests for the period mid-December to mid-January will be considered on an individual basis, subject to staffing requirements and providing it does not interfere with time off of other employees over Christmas and New Year’s. H.4 APPLIES TO FULL-TIME ONLY: (a) Lieu days off will be scheduled forty-five (45) days prior to or following such paid holidays or at a time mutually agreed upon or payment shall be made in accordance with Article 15.03