Schedule Preferences Sample Clauses
The Schedule Preferences clause defines the specific days, times, or periods during which certain activities, services, or obligations are to be performed under the agreement. It typically outlines preferred working hours, blackout dates, or any scheduling constraints that must be observed by the parties involved. By clearly establishing these preferences, the clause helps prevent scheduling conflicts and ensures that all parties are aware of and can plan around each other's availability, thereby promoting smooth coordination and minimizing disruptions.
Schedule Preferences. Any employee wishing special scheduling consideration including preferential schedule hours must make such preferences known in writing to the store management prior to noon Tuesday. Such notices will remain in effect until revoked in writing by the employee. Store management will attempt to accommodate, by seniority, as many such requests as operationally practical provided the employee has the skills and ability to perform the job.
Schedule Preferences. The Company recognizes the right of pharmacists to express preferences for schedules in certain stores in geographical areas in which they wish to work. The Company will keep written requests on file and supply a copy to the Union. When a vacancy occurs in a store or area requested, the Company shall notify the pharmacists who have registered requests, and simultaneously notify the local union, and will consider them on the basis of seniority and the ability to fulfill the requirements of that particular vacancy.
Schedule Preferences. In the event the Employer establishes a new Master Work Schedule, including any Monday through tfriday shift, the Employer shall give preference to employees in accordance with seniority in the job, level of the position which is scheduled. Any employee who bids on a position in a new Master Work Schedule must be qualified for that position as defined In Section 7.01(2) at the time the employee bids for the position.
