Requests Off After Working Certain Hours Sample Clauses

Requests Off After Working Certain Hours. When a nurse actually works as listed in paragraphs 1 through 3 below, the nurse may request not to work all or part of such next scheduled shift. The Medical Center will give such request serious and reasonable consideration in an attempt to accommodate the nurse’s wishes, it being understood that the request may not be granted because of work needs. If granted, the nurse may choose to use or not to use accrued vacation for the time off. 1. Four (4) or more hours on a call-back while on scheduled standby within eight (8) hours of the nurse’s next regularly scheduled work shift (not including standby shifts); 2. Sixteen (16) or more hours on a call-back while on scheduled standby within twenty-four (24) hours of the nurse’s next regularly scheduled work shift (not including standby shifts); 3. A double shift containing at least sixteen (16) consecutive hours of work and ending within eight (8) hours of the nurse’s next regularly scheduled work shift (not including standby shifts).

Requests Off After Working Certain Hours. A nurse may enact a ten (10)-hour rest period in accordance with Oregon’s staffing law. In those situations, the nurse may choose to use or not to use accrued vacation/PTO to fulfill missed hours up to their FTE.

Requests Off After Working Certain Hours. A Registered nurse may enact a ten 25 (10)-hour rest period in accordance with Oregon’s staffing law. In those 26 situations, the Registered nurse may choose to use or not to use accrued 27 vacation/PTO to fulfill missed hours up to their FTE. 29 L. Changing. - Registered nurses in Surgical Services and in Operating Suites 30 within units who are required to change at the Medical Center into Medical 31 Center-required clothing will be permitted five (5) minutes at the beginning and 32 end of each shift to change such clothing.

Requests Off After Working Certain Hours. When a nurse actually 12 works as listed in paragraphs 1 through 3 below, the nurse may request not to 13 work all or part of such next scheduled shift. The Medical Center will give such 14 request serious and reasonable consideration in an attempt to accommodate the 15 nurse’s wishes, it being understood that the request may not be granted because 16 of work needs. If granted, the nurse may choose to use or not to use accrued 17 vacation for the time off. 18 1. Four (4) or more hours on a call-back while on scheduled 19 standby within eight (8) hours of the nurse’s next regularly scheduled work 20 shift (not including standby shifts); 21 2. Sixteen (16) or more hours on a call-back while on 22 scheduled standby within twenty-four (24) hours of the nurse’s next 23 regularly scheduled work shift (not including standby shifts); 24 3. A double shift containing at least sixteen (16) consecutive 25 hours of work and ending within eight (8) hours of the nurse’s next 26 regularly scheduled work shift (not including standby shifts). Page 10 of 12 Date Accepted / / 1 ON. Changing. Nurses in Surgical Services and in Operating Suites 2 within units who are required to change at the Medical Center into Medical 3 Center-required clothing will be permitted five (5) minutes at the beginning and 4 end of each shift to change such clothing.