OVERTIME SCHEDULING FOR NON-PRODUCTION Sample Clauses

OVERTIME SCHEDULING FOR NON-PRODUCTION. When overtime is required for non-production, the openings will be filled by the employee(s) in the classification having the lowest total overtime hours. In any instance where total overtime hours between employees are equal, seniority will govern overtime assignment. In the event of overtime scheduling on a regular weekday (Mon-Fri), overtime will be scheduled by shift. The Following Procedure applies to the Mold Processors, Mold Setters, Shipper/Receivers and Maintenance only i) In the event overtime for Mold Processors, Mold Setters, Shipper/Receivers and Maintenance is scheduled for one shift only on the weekend or a statutory holiday; the overtime hours for employees scheduled on all shifts will be combined to determine overtime opportunity order for the scheduled shift. Provided those employees scheduled indicate that they are available for their own shift and the scheduled shift. ii) In the event overtime for Mold Processors, Mold Setters, Shipper/Receivers and Maintenance is scheduled for days and afternoons on the weekend or a statutory holiday; the overtime hours for employees scheduled on the midnight shift and day shift will be combined to determine overtime opportunity order for the Day Shift provided those employees scheduled on the Midnight Shift indicate that they are available for their own shift and the scheduled shift. iii) In the event overtime for Mold Processors, Mold Setters, Shipper/Receivers and Maintenance is scheduled for Days and Midnights only on the weekend or a statutory holiday; the overtime hours for employees scheduled on the Day Shift and Afternoon Shift will be combined to determine overtime opportunity order for the Day Shift provided those employees scheduled on the Afternoon Shift have indicated that they are available for their own shift and the scheduled shift. iv) In the event overtime for the Mold Processors, Mold Setters, Shipper/Receivers and Maintenance is scheduled for Afternoons and Midnights only on the weekend or a statutory holiday; the overtime hours for employees scheduled for the Afternoon and Day Shifts will be combined to determine overtime opportunity order for the Afternoon Shift, provided those employees scheduled on the Day Shift have indicated that they are available for their own shift and the scheduled shift.
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Related to OVERTIME SCHEDULING FOR NON-PRODUCTION

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