Common use of SHIFT PRINCIPLE Clause in Contracts

SHIFT PRINCIPLE. (a) When a full-time indeterminate employee is required to attend one of the following proceedings outside a period which extends before or beyond three (3) hours his or her scheduled hours of work on a day during which he or she would be eligible for a Shift Premium, the employee may request that his or her hours of work on that day be scheduled between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.; such request will be granted provided there is no increase in cost to the Employer. In no case will the employee be expected to report for work or lose regular pay without receiving at least twelve (12) hours of rest between the time his or her attendance was no longer required at the proceeding and the beginning of his or her next scheduled work period. (i) Public Service Staff Relations Board Proceedings Clauses 14.01, 14.02, 14.04, 14.05 and 14.06. (ii) Contract Negotiation and Preparatory Contract Negotiation Meetings Clauses 14.09 and 14.10.

SHIFT PRINCIPLE. 25.01 (a) When a full-time indeterminate employee is required to attend one of the following proceedings outside a period which extends before or beyond three (3) hours of his or her scheduled hours of work on a day during which he or she would be eligible for a Shift Premiumshift premium, the employee may request that his or her hours of work on that day be scheduled between 7 six (6) a.m. and 6 six (6) p.m.; such request will be granted provided there is no increase in cost to the Employer. In no case will the employee be expected to report for work or lose regular pay without receiving at least twelve (12) hours of rest between the time his or her attendance was no longer required at the proceeding and the beginning of his or her next scheduled work period. (i) Public Service Staff Labour Relations Board Proceedings Clauses 14.0113.01, 14.0213.02, 14.0413.04, 14.05 13.05 and 14.0613.06. (ii) Contract Negotiation and Preparatory Contract Negotiation Meetings Clauses 14.09 13.09 and 14.1013.10. * (iii) Personnel Selection Process Article 52.