Per Diem Availability Clause Samples
The Per Diem Availability clause defines the terms under which daily allowances are provided to individuals, typically for expenses incurred while performing work-related duties away from their usual location. This clause specifies the amount of per diem, the conditions for eligibility, and any limitations or exclusions, such as whether lodging, meals, or incidental expenses are covered. Its core function is to standardize reimbursement for daily expenses, ensuring fairness and predictability for both parties while minimizing disputes over travel-related costs.
Per Diem Availability. In general, unless leave is previously arranged, Per Diem nurses are required to be available for a minimum of four (4) shifts per month [two (2) of which must be weekend shifts for nurses working in departments that are staffed 24/7] and at least one (1) holiday that is listed in Section 9.7, Work on Holidays, per year.
Per Diem Availability. Per diem employees must be available to work a minimum of sixteen (16) hours per month to include to one weekend and be available to be scheduled for one fixed holiday annually. Any employee who has not worked in at least six (6) months may be terminated at the Hospital’s discretion. Per diem employees will receive double-time the regular rate of pay for all hours worked on holidays.
Per Diem Availability. The current department by department practice of Per Diem availability requirements shall be maintained. In those areas where there are no set availability requirements, employees in a per diem status may be required to be available for work for a minimum of three (3) weekday shifts; and two
Per Diem Availability. The current department by department practice of Per Diem availability requirements shall be maintained. In those areas where there are no set availability requirements, employees in a per diem status may be required to be available for work for a minimum of three (3) weekday shifts; and two (2) weekend shifts per calendar month. A weekend shift shall be defined as a Saturday or Sunday. Additionally, per diem employees shall be required to be available for work on one (1) winter holiday; and one (1) summer holiday, as defined in Article 16 – Holidays.