Schedule Trades Sample Clauses
The 'Schedule Trades' clause establishes the procedures and requirements for planning and executing trades at predetermined times or intervals. It typically outlines how parties agree on the timing, frequency, and conditions under which trades will be scheduled, such as specifying business days, cut-off times, or notification requirements. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of when trades will occur, reducing the risk of miscommunication and helping to coordinate operational processes efficiently.
Schedule Trades. Trades in schedules mutually agreed to by nurses will be 18 subject to prior authorization by the Hospital. The bases upon which the 19 Hospital, in its discretion, may withhold authorization are (1) lack of qualifications 20 or orientation of the substituting nurse, or (2) the trade would result in a premium 21 pay obligation which would not otherwise have existed and such premium pay is 22 not waived by the nurse. Waiver of overtime which would violate state or federal 23 law will not be an acceptable waiver under the preceding sentence.
Schedule Trades. Trades in schedules mutually agreed to by nurses will be subject to prior authorization by the Employer. The bases upon which the Employer, in its discretion, may withhold authorization are (1) lack of qualifications or orientation of the substituting nurse, or (2) the trade would result in a premium pay obligation which would not otherwise have existed, and such premium pay is not waived by the nurse. Waiver of overtime which would violate state or federal law will not be an acceptable waiver under the preceding sentence.
Schedule Trades. There are no restrictions on the number schedule 10 trades between qualified nurses. Although no schedule trade is allowed to result in the 11 payment of premium or overtime pay at the time of the request, such pay shall not be 12 excluded as a result of subsequent work being scheduled by the Medical Center and 13 performed by the nurse following the approval of the trade. The Medical Center may 14 deny a schedule trade request only if the nurse making the request is not qualified, or 15 the exchange will result in overtime or premium pay that would otherwise have not been 16 incurred. Once a trade has been approved the nurse relinquishing the shift has no 17 further responsibility for working the traded shift.