Probation for Non-Trial Period Nurses Sample Clauses

Probation for Non-Trial Period Nurses. Before a Nurse who has successfully passed the trial period can be terminated primarily for unsatisfactory performance (not including failure to maintain commitment) under the just cause provision herein, s/he must be interviewed by supervision. During the interview the Nurse must be thoroughly informed of those areas of job performance where s/he is considered unsatisfactory. Supervision shall then seek to work out a written plan with the Nurse, aimed at eliminating the performance problems and specifying what sort of improvement will be expected of her/him over the term of a defined probationary period not to exceed sixty (60) days in length, if supervision determines that a probationary period would be useful. The CRONA Nurse Advocate or a CRONA officer or officers designated by CRONA as the representative for the purposes of this paragraph will be notified when supervision determines that a Nurse may be placed on probation and at the Nurse’s request may be present at the meeting to discuss the probation. CRONA will inform the Employer in writing of the CRONA officers so designated within thirty (30) working days after execution of this agreement and thereafter within ten (10) working days of any change in officer designation. The Nurse will be notified in writing concerning her/his status within ten (10) working days of the end date of the probationary period. A copy of the notification will be provided to CRONA.