Schedule Changes due to Illness or Personal Emergency Sample Clauses

Schedule Changes due to Illness or Personal Emergency. Once a schedule is posted, it will not be changed except by mutual consent. To handle a specific staffing need created by illness or personal emergency, the Employer will take the following steps: a) Contact regular part-time and part-time non-benefited nurses except for those nurses who have formally indicated they will not be available. b) If regular part-time and part-time non-benefited nurses are not available, efforts will be made to reassign staff scheduled on a given day. c) If, despite these efforts, it is necessary to reschedule, then such rescheduling may be made without mutual consent. Such assignments will be made in an equitable fashion. Weekly work schedules shall be posted fourteen (14) calendar days in advance. Travel assignments will be equitably distributed among nurses. Once the 14 day schedule is posted, if changes are necessary the Employer shall provide the nurse prior actual notice of such changes as soon as possible, and the employee(s) will not be held responsible if not notified by the Employer.* For nurses in the Portland District, if the original assignment is not available (drive moved, cancelled and/or changed) a comparable shift** shall be assigned if one is available; non- Portland District nurses will be moved to the next alternate shift. In the rare circumstance when, as result of a drive being moved, cancelled, changed, a nurse is not needed by Staff Scheduling, that nurse will have the option to utilize vacation time or take LWOP. If an operation is added to the schedule or an unanticipated backfill is necessary, staffing of an operation will be done by mutual consent. If the Employer is not able to staff an operation by mutual consent, nurses will be required to work in reverse seniority order, to ensure the operation is adequately staffed. Qualified staff may be used to cover unscheduled absences when nurses are not available. In the Portland District only, this action will not take place until reasonable efforts to schedule “Go to T eam” staff have been utilized. * Staff members are responsible for providing current contact information to the Scheduling Department. If current contact numbers are not provided the Employer will not be held responsible. ** Comparable shift is defined (Portland District Only) as a shift on which scheduled hours are not more than a two (2) hour variation than the original scheduled shift (which includes travel time). a) A nurse may request switching his/her shift with another staff member ...
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