Predetermined Recognized Closures and Partial Closures Sample Clauses

Predetermined Recognized Closures and Partial Closures. The parties agree that there are times when Halton Healthcare Services will decide on temporary closures of certain units throughout the year. The parties agree that nurses who normally work on these units will be given the option of accumulating equivalent time off under Article 14.09 of the Central Agreement in excess of the limits specified in Article J-1(a) to the extent necessary to enable them to take time off during the closure and be paid for this time from their equivalent time off. If a nurse elects this option and does not have sufficient equivalent time off accumulated to be paid for the duration of the closure, they will be deemed to have accepted a short term layoff for the balance of the temporary closure. It is understood that all hours banked beyond 120 calendar days must be used prior to the approval of any unpaid leave or vacation, including banked statutory holidays. It is further understood that all hours banked in excess of 37.5 hours must be used prior to the approval of any unpaid leave or vacation, including banked statutory holidays.
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Predetermined Recognized Closures and Partial Closures. The parties agree that there are times when Halton Healthcare Services will decide on temporary closures of certain units at the Georgetown Hospital site throughout the year. The parties agree that nurses who normally work on these units will be given the option of accumulating equivalent time off under Article 14.09 of the central agreement in excess of the limits specified in Article H-1(a) to the extent necessary to enable them to not work during the closure and be paid for this time from their equivalent time off. If a nurse elects this option and does not have sufficient equivalent time off accumulated to be paid for the duration of the closure, they will be deemed to have accepted a short term layoff for the balance of the temporary closure.
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Predetermined Recognized Closures and Partial Closures. The parties agree that there are times when Halton Healthcare Services will decide on temporary closures of certain units at the Georgetown Hospital site throughout the year. The parties agree that nurses who normally work on these units will be given the option of accumulating equivalent time off under Article 14.09 of the central agreement in excess
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