Room Cleaning Sample Clauses
Room Cleaning. No housekeeping employee shall be required to clean an unreasonable number of rooms. Effective September 1, 2010, no housekeeping employee shall be required to clean more than fifteen (15) checkout rooms in an eight (8) hour shift. Effective May 1, 2015, housekeeping employees shall not be required to clean more than 15 rooms in an eight (8) hour shift.
Room Cleaning. Room Attendants shall not normally be required to clean more than fifteen (15) rooms per eight (8) hour shift.
(a) Room attendants shall drop 1 room (fourteen (14)) if assigned 9 checkouts;
(b) Room attendants shall drop 2 rooms (thirteen (13)) if assigned 10 checkouts;
(c) Room attendants shall drop 3 rooms (twelve (12)) if assigned 11 checkouts; and
(d) Room attendants shall drop 1 room if assigned 7 or more Doubles
Room Cleaning. Windows: clean all with glass cleaner, wipe down xxxxx and clean blinds. Doors: clean dirt and marks, and dust all bi-folds doors
Room Cleaning. No housekeeping employee shall be required to clean an unreasonable number of rooms. Effective May 23. 2011 , Room Attendants scheduled Monday through Thursday who clean more than nineteen (19) rooms, combined Express Clean and Full Clean, with a maximum of twelve (12) checkouts shall be paid $5.00 per room in addition to their base pay. Effective May 23, 2011, Room Attendants scheduled Friday through Sunday who clean more than seventeen (17) rooms, combined Express Clean and Full Clean, with a maximum of Fourteen (14) checkouts shall be paid $5.00 per room in addition to their base pay.
Room Cleaning. The mandatory weekly room cleaning takes place on Mondays between 1pm and 5pm (public holidays excluded). The cleaning staff will knock,wait a moment and then enter the room. The sequence of the room cleaning is: room no. 32, 31, 23, 22, 21, 13, 12, 11, 01; this sequence cannot be changed. For the cleaning staff to be able to clean, the floor, the kitchenette, the windowsill and the bathroom need to be tidy.
Room Cleaning. Executive Offices - Private Offices - Semi-Private Offices including other work stations and work areas - Reception Areas - Conference Rooms - General Offices The areas stated above are to receive complete general cleaning daily according to the specifications listed below.
Room Cleaning. Room Attendants shall not normally be required to clean more than fifteen (15) rooms per eight (8) hour shift. Two room suites shall count as two rooms; three room suites shall count as three rooms. A Hospitality Suite will be counted as four rooms. Room Attendants shall not normally be required to clean more than fourteen (14) total rooms and more than twelve (12) checkout rooms per eight (8) hour shift on Sundays. Employees cleaning more than fourteen (14) rooms or twelve (12) checkouts within their eight (8) hour shift on a Sunday shall be paid the bought room rate set forth in number 3 below.
Room Cleaning. Housekeeping employees shall not normally be required to clean more than sixteen (16) rooms with a maximum of fifteen (15) check-outs per eight
Room Cleaning. No housekeeping employee shall be required to clean an unreasonable number of rooms. Room Attendants who clean more than sixteen (16) rooms with a maximum of 15 checkouts, in an eight (8) hour shift shall be paid $6.00 per room in addition to their base pay. Upon Ratification, effective May 15, 2014, room attendants who clean more than sixteen (16) rooms in an eight (8) hour shift shall be paid $6.25 per room in addition to their base pay. Effective January 1, 2015, room attendants scheduled on a Saturday or Sunday shall not be required to clean more than fourteen (14) checkouts and one (1) stay-over in an eight (8) hour shift, and will be paid $6.25 per room cleaned over fifteen (15) in an eight (8) hour shift. Effective May 1, 2015, room attendants shall not be required to clean more than fifteen (15) rooms in an eight (8) hour shift and will be paid $6.25 per room cleaned over fifteen (15) in an eight hour shift. Effective May 1, 2017, room attendants who clean more than fifteen
Room Cleaning. No housekeeping employee shall be required to clean an unreasonable number of rooms. Room attendants shall not be required to clean more than fifteen (15) rooms in a normal eight (8) hour workday. Room attendants shall not be required to clean more than thirteen (13) check-outs and two (2) stay-overs in a normal eight (8) hour workday. Due to a business necessity the employer is empowered to reduce the number of a check out rooms in a normal eight (8) hour workday. The employer will continue to offer rooms and pay overtime when it assigns more than thirteen (13) check out rooms to any room attendants on a heavy check out day. These rooms will be assigned by seniority.