Preferences for Holidays Sample Clauses

Preferences for Holidays. (a) All personnel who work 24 hours per week or more shall be responsible for working on holidays pursuant to the schedules set forth below. As of December 31 of each calendar year, personnel shall rotate from Schedule A to schedule B or vice versa, in order to provide an equitable distribution of holidays off over the course of a two-year period: (b) Notwithstanding the foregoing rotating schedule, employees subject to this schedule may agree between themselves to switch particular holidays with other employees. Such switches must be memorialized in writing, signed by both employees, on forms approved for this purpose by the Employer and submitted to the Director of Nursing at least one week prior to the holiday. The employee originally scheduled to work the holiday is responsible for ensuring that the proper form is filed with the Employer. An employee making a switch for a particular holiday remains on the same schedule for the remaining holidays during the year, subject to their ability to switch any or all of those holidays with fellow employees. (c) If a holiday falls on an employee's regular day off, the employee may choose another day off during the work week in which the holiday falls, which may be before the holiday, subject to minimum staffing requirements. (d) An employee who fails to work a scheduled holiday due to illness or other absence, other than an unpaid leave of absence in excess of one month or leaves covered by the FMLA, shall be required to work that holiday during the following year, in addition to all the other holidays on their schedule during that year, For example, an employee on Schedule B who calls in sick on New Year's Day shall be required to work New Year's Day and the two holidays in Schedule A during the next calendar year.
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Preferences for Holidays. (a) All nursing personnel shall be responsible for working on holidays pursuant to a rotating schedule. Each calendar year, nursing personnel shall alternate between the two schedules (Schedule A and Schedule B) set forth below in order that in each two calendar year period, all nursing personnel shall have an opportunity to be off on each of the twelve holidays recognized under this Agreement. The two schedules are as follows: Schedule A On New Year's Day Presidents’ Day Memorial Day Labor Day Veterans’ Day Day after Thanksgiving Off King's Birthday Good Friday Independence Day Columbus Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day On Off Schedule B King's Birthday Good Friday Independence Day Columbus Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day New Year's Day Presidents’ Day Memorial Day Labor Day Veterans’ Day Day after Thanksgiving (b) Notwithstanding the foregoing rotating schedule, employees subject to this schedule may agree between themselves to switch particular holidays with other employees. Such switches must be memorialized in writing, signed by both employees, on forms approved for this purpose by the Employer and submitted to the Director of Nursing at least one week prior to the holiday. The employee originally scheduled to work the holiday is responsible for insuring that the proper form is a filed with the Employer. An employee making a switch for a particular holiday remains on the same schedule for the remaining holidays during the year, subject to their ability to switch any or all of those holidays with fellow employees. (c) If a holiday falls on an employee’s regular day off, the employee may choose another day off during the work week in which the holiday falls, which may be before the holiday, subject to minimum staffing requirements. (d) An employee who fails to work a scheduled holiday due to illness or other absence, other than an unpaid leave of absence in excess of one (1) month or leaves covered by the FMLA, shall be required to work that holiday during the following year, in addition to all the other holidays on their schedule during that year. For example, an employee on Schedule A who calls in sick on New Year’s Day shall be required to work New Year’s Day and the other six (6) holidays in Schedule B during the next calendar year.
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