Short Notice Call-Ins Sample Clauses

Short Notice Call-Ins. All first day, short notice (illness or accident) employee absences shall be filled by the most senior employee(s) not scheduled that day who are not already scheduled for five
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Short Notice Call-Ins. All first day, short notice (illness or accident) employee absences shall be filled by the most senior employee(s) not scheduled that day who are not already scheduled for five (5) days in the week of the absence. On second and subsequent days of confirmed absence due to illness, accident or for any other reason, the hours shall be scheduled by seniority. It is agreed that in recognition of the Employer’s difficulties in re-scheduling on “short notice” illnesses and also the resulting frustrations and disruption suffered by present employees continually having their posted schedules changed, all first-day, short-notice illnesses or accident employee absences of pre- ratification-1997 (November 23, 1997) employees shall be filled by pre-ratification-1997 (November 23, 1997) employees not scheduled that day, or in the event there are no unscheduled employees. On the second and subsequent days of confirmed absence due to illness, accident or for any other reason, the hours shall be scheduled as per present practice.
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Short Notice Call-Ins. In the event that a shift must be filled on short notice, the Employer will provide the employee with at least one hour notice plus adequate travel time to the depot or office and will be paid from the time of the normally scheduled shift start time.
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Short Notice Call-Ins. The most senior regular part-time employee who has not reached one hundred fifty-six (156) hours in a four (4) week period will be the first person to be offered new available shifts and this will continue in rotation. Short notice call ins will be offered first to all employees who have not reached one hundred fifty-six (156) hours in a four (4) week period then to relief employees in the order of their seniority.
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Short Notice Call-Ins. Consists of shifts that become available as a result of any paramedic not being available to work their designated shift
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Short Notice Call-Ins. Consists of shifts that become available as a result of any paramedic not being available to work their designate shift Pre-booking of shifts will be done the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. (a) When offering available shifts to a regular part-time employee, all available shifts within the six (6) week period will be offered to the most senior regular part-time employee first. (b) The employee being offered the shifts may select any of the available shifts as long as the total hours does not exceed one hundred fifty-six (156) in a four (4) week period. (c) The remaining shifts will then be offered to the next senior employee on a rotating basis. (d) Only when the regular part-time employees list has been exhausted the remaining available hours will be offered to the relief part-time employees in order of seniority on a rotating basis. (e) In the event that all hours are accepted at any point on the regular part- time employee seniority list, the next opportunity to offer available hours will start with the first regular part-time employee on the list who falls after the last regular part-time employee who accepted the hours (i.e. finish at number 10 start 11 the next booking).
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