Other TUHS Facilities Sample Clauses

Other TUHS Facilities. Xxxxxx recognizes the need to minimize work by nurses at facilities other than Temple University Hospital and will work with the Union and other affiliated institutions towards this goal. When a new assignment or relocation of work outside of TUH is under consideration, Temple shall advise the union and meet on the matter and discuss the effects of such assignment before it is implemented. Within six (6) months, the parties shall develop a plan to minimize or preclude employees from being on call simultaneously for two locations. This effort shall not apply to Temple University Hospital programs housed at other institutions, such as Bone Marrow Transplant and the new Women’s Health Hospital.
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Other TUHS Facilities. Temple recognizes the need to minimize work by nurses at facilities other than Temple University Hospital and will work with the Union and other affiliated institutions towards this goal. When a new assignment or relocation of work outside of TUH is under consideration, Temple shall advise the union and meet on the matter and discuss the effects of such assignment before it is implemented. Within six (6) months, the parties shall develop a plan to minimize or preclude employees from being on call simultaneously for two locations. This effort shall not apply to Temple University Hospital programs housed at other institutions, such as Bone Marrow Transplant.
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