Shift Trades – Limit Sample Clauses

Shift Trades – Limit. An employee shall be eligible for up to twenty (20) shift trades per calendar year. If trade maximums are not utilized, they shall not be carried over to succeeding years. Shift trades used to maintain or advance education shall not count towards the twenty (20) trade limit.
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