Requests for Shift Preferences Sample Clauses

Requests for Shift Preferences. All applications for a shift preference must be submitted in writing to the applying employee's immediate supervisor within the application period set forth below. Thereafter, the Employer will post on the bulletin board the contemplated changes resulting from the submitted requests and such changes will go into effect on the date indicated by the following schedule: Effective Application Period Changes of Changes February 15 through March 1 March 15 Start of First Pay Period in April. August 15 through September 1 September 15 Start of First Pay Period in October. Posting of Date In placing shift preference requests into effect, the Employer will attempt to arrange such changes in a manner which will allow employees changing shifts to be off-duty from the end of their old shift to the start of their new shift. The parties recognize, however, that this goal cannot always be accomplished. Accordingly, if implementation of a shift preference would require an employee to work sixteen (16) hours consecutively, the employee requesting the shift change will be the individual selected to work the "back-to-back" shifts. The Employer shall not be liable for overtime premium pay under Section 13.6 of this Agreement as a result of its implementation of shift preference requests.
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Requests for Shift Preferences. All applications for a shift preference must be submitted in writing to the applying employee's immediate supervisor within the application period set forth below. Thereafter, the Employer will post on the bulletin board the contemplated changes resulting from the submitted requests and such changes will go into effect on the date indicated by the following schedule: Posting of Effective Date
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