Normal or Average Days Per Week Sample Clauses

Normal or Average Days Per Week. (a) The normal days of work shall be either five (5) days per week, or four (4) days in one week and six (6) days in the alternate week, or three (3) days in one week and seven (7) days in the alternate weeks. (b) It is agreed that those institutions, which through established institutional policy, currently follow a practice of not scheduling employees in a specific department to work more than five (5) days in a calendar week shall continue this practice for the life of the Agreement. (c) Clause 17.02 does not apply to employees working a twelve (12) hour shift schedule.
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Normal or Average Days Per Week. The normal days of work shall be either five days per week, or four days in one week and six days in the alternate week, or three days in one week and seven days in the alternate weeks. It is agreed that those institutions, which through established institutional policy, currently follow a practice of not scheduling employees in a specific department to work more than five days in a calendar week shall continue this practice for the life of the Agreement. Xxxxxx does not apply to employees working a twelve hour shift schedule. Working Schedule Days off shall be planned in such a way as to equally distribute weekends off. Employees shall receive a minimum of every third weekend off, unless otherwise mutually agreed between the employee and the supervisor. The Employer shall endeavour to grant every second weekend off. The weekend off shall mean a Saturday and Sunday immediately following ensuring the employee a minimum of fifty-six hours off duty.
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