Common use of Permanent Reduction Of Hours Clause in Contracts

Permanent Reduction Of Hours. (a) A permanent full-time or part-time Employee, not on probation or trial, may voluntarily reduce her hours of work. The request may be approved subject to operational considerations. (b) Any Employee wishing to make such a request shall do so in writing to the Employer, giving at least twenty-eight (28) days notice prior to the time at which reduction is requested. The Employer shall provide the Employee with written reasons if a request for a reduction of hours is denied. (c) The assignment of hours made available shall be according to Article 21. (d) Any such conversion shall be subject to a trial period of six

Permanent Reduction Of Hours. (a) A permanent full-time or part-time Employee, not on probation or trial, may request to voluntarily reduce her hours of workconvert to a part time position. The request may be approved approved, subject to operational considerations. (b) Any Employee wishing to make such a request shall do so in writing to the Employer, giving at least twenty-eight (28) days notice prior to the time at which reduction is requested. The Employer shall provide the Employee with written reasons if a request for a reduction of hours is denied.denied.‌ (c) The assignment of hours made available shall be according to Article 21. (d) Any such conversion shall be subject to a trial period of six

Permanent Reduction Of Hours. (a) A permanent full-time or part-time Employee, not on probation or trial, may request to voluntarily reduce her hours of workconvert to a part time position. The request may be approved approved, subject to operational considerations. (b) Any Employee wishing to make such a request shall do so in writing to the Employer, giving at least twenty-eight (28) days notice prior to the time at which reduction is requested. The Employer shall provide the Employee with written reasons if a request for a reduction of hours is denied. (c) The assignment of hours made available shall be according to Article 21. (d) Any such conversion shall be subject to a trial period of six