Common use of Shift Schedule Changes Clause in Contracts

Shift Schedule Changes. Employees will normally be given adequate advance notice of any shift schedule changes (i.e. change from day shift to swing shift or swing shift to grave shift or grave yard to day shift, etc.) except where an emergency exists. Notice will not be given less than five work days prior to the change in an employee's work schedule. If a shift change results in a full-time employee working less than forty (40) hours in the preceding or succeeding work week, following a shift change, the employee shall be compensated for a full forty (40) hour work week at straight time. If five work days is not given, only the first day of the new shift will be paid at overtime rates (except in emergencies).

Shift Schedule Changes. Employees will normally be given adequate advance notice of any shift schedule changes (i.e. change from day shift to swing shift or swing shift to grave shift or grave yard to day shift, etc.) except where an emergency exists. Notice will not be given less than five work days prior to the change in an employee's work schedule. If a shift change changes results in a full-time employee working less than forty (40) hours in the preceding or succeeding work week, following a shift change, the employee shall be compensated for a full forty (40) hour work week at straight time. If five work days is not given, only the first day of the new shift will be paid at overtime rates (except in emergencies).