SLOW SEASON Sample Clauses

SLOW SEASON. Employees may utilize their classification seniority to maximize straight time work opportunities, except between the second complete workweek in November and the second complete workweek in January, and an additional period of thirty (30) days designated by the Hotel with a sixty (60) day notice. During these periods the maximization of straight time work opportunity may be limited to thirty-two (32) hours per work week for full-time and sixteen (16) hours for part-time.
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SLOW SEASON. Slow season shall be defined as when the regular workweek is reduced to thirty-two (32) hours. The Company retains the right during the slow production season to cut the workweek down to thirty-two (32) hours Monday to Thursday or Tuesday to Friday in order to maintain full employment for all employees. All employees shall take part in this plan and shall rotate on a thirty- two (32) hour workweek (four [4] eight [8] hour shifts). The Company will decide who will work Monday through Thursday and Tuesday through Friday. The Company agrees to give one (1) weeks notice when changing the workweek from forty (40) to thirty-two (32) hours. The Company will contact the EI office to enquire if work-sharing plans may be available in co-operation with the Shop Committee. Burnaby/Fraser Valley Sales Branch, Xxxxxxx Manufacturing and the Machine Shop shall each be treated separately in the case of defining a slow season workweek. Management reserves the right to exempt any of the above from the slow season.

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