Relief Day Worked Sample Clauses

Relief Day Worked. A. The relief day work list at each delivery unit shall be estab- lished twice during each guarantee period. The relief day work list will be posted for a two-week period. Each time the new relief day work list is established it shall supersede
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Relief Day Worked. A. The relief day work list at each delivery unit shall be established twice during each guarantee period. Each time the new relief day work list is established it shall supersede the previous list. All regular xxxxx- ers, regardless of route classificiation, desiring to work their relief days shall place their names on the relief day work list. The first opportunity to sign the relief day work list will be two weeks prior to the beginning of the new guarantee period. The second opportunity to sign the relief day work list will be two weeks prior to the beginning of the first full pay period in May. When a regular rural carrier is needed to work a relief day, due to the unavailability of a leave replacement, the Employer will:
Relief Day Worked. A. Two weeks prior to the beginning of each guarantee period at each delivery unit, regular rural carriers desiring to work their relief days shall place their names on the relief day work list. When a reg- ular rural carrier is needed to work a relief day, due to the unavail- ability of a leave replacement, the Employer will:
Relief Day Worked. A. The relief day work list at each delivery unit shall be established twice during each guarantee period. The relief day work list will be posted for a two-week period. Each time the new relief day work list is established it shall supersede the previous list. All regular carriers, regardless of route classification, desiring to work their relief days shall place their names on the relief day work list. The first opportunity to sign the relief day work list will be three weeks prior to the beginning of the new guarantee period and will be effective at the beginning of the new guar- xxxxx period. The second opportunity to sign the relief day work list will be three weeks prior to the beginning of the first

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