Shifts - Museum Operations Sample Clauses

Shifts - Museum Operations. (a) The regular full-time Museum employees' schedule shall average thirty-five (35) hours per week over each four (4) week cycle.
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Shifts - Museum Operations. The regular full-time Museum employees' schedule shall average (35) hours week over each four (4) cycle. The regular hours of work shall be seven (7) continuous hours of work between a.m. and (exclusive of a one hour lunch to be taken at or as near as possible to the middle of the employees' hours of work) although under normal circumstances the employees' daily schedule will be from a.m. to The employees shall be entitled to overtime as per the Collective Agreement for all hours worked outside of the normal working hours on the scheduled days of work and for overtime worked on scheduled days off, statutory holidays or any day chosen by the Employer in lieu of a statutory holiday. All other applicable provisions of the Collective Agreement shall apply as for other Regular Employees. The rate of pay for Arts and Heritage Curator and Arts and Heritage Educator takes into account weekend premium pay as may be required under the Agreement, and that full time in this classification are based on a seven (7) hour shift. SCHEDULE Page As per operational requirements, in the event a Statutory Holiday falls on a regularly scheduled day off for the Regular Full-Time or the Regular Part-Time Employees at the Museum, these employees shall be permitted to schedule an alternative day in lieu of the Statutory Holiday within two weeks following the date of the declared Statutory Holiday. The day in lieu shall be scheduled as per operational needs and as agreed between the employee and the Employer. H EDULE HOURLY RATES OF PAY Jan. December Jan. Position Classification
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