Repeated or lengthy callbacks Sample Clauses

Repeated or lengthy callbacks. Where a nurse has experienced repeated or lengthy callbacks prior to the nurse’s next scheduled shift, the nurse may request to be relieved from working any of or a portion of the next scheduled shift. The Medical Center will make a good-faith attempt to arrange for coverage so that the nurse’s request may be granted. The adjustment in work schedule will not count as an occurrence under the attached Memorandum of Understanding #1. The nurse may use PTO at the nurse’s discretion.
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Repeated or lengthy callbacks. When a nurse has worked repeated or lengthy callbacks in the previous seven (7) calendar days, and the nurse is again called back to work in a shift to be worked within twelve (12) hours immediately prior to the nurse’s next scheduled shift, the nurse may request to be relieved from working any or a portion of that next scheduled shift. If relief from work is granted by the Hospital, the nurse adjustment to the schedule will not count as an unscheduled absence. The nurse may use PTO at the nurse’s discretion for any such granted hours.

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