Sunday and Monday. The movement into such days off can only be accomplished by the assignment of the two (2) days off as Saturday and Sunday in the week immediately preceding the week in which the days off are split. The pattern of Sunday-Monday as days off may then continue but may only be exited from by scheduling Monday and Tuesday as days off in the week following the last week in which the days off were split, e.g.: M T W T F S S D/ O X X X in X D/O X D/O D/O D/O D/O out The Authority shall make every scheduling effort to provide the two (2) consecutive days off on weekends as frequently as possible. The two (2) consecutive days off may be separated by a holiday, provided that no work is performed on the holiday by the employee.
Sunday and Monday. The five (5) work days in any work week need not necessarily be consecutive, they may be separated by the two (2) consecutive days off.
Sunday and Monday. Employees hired specifically to work weekends shall waive their rights to weekends off as provided herein. Two (2) scheduled days off shall be defined as forty-eight (48) hours plus the turnaround period of twelve (12) hours for a total of sixty (60) hours. Three and four (3 and 4) scheduled days off in separate work weeks shall be defined respectively as (72) hours plus the turnaround period and (96) hours plus the turnaround period. When the two (2) scheduled days off are separated, as provided in Article there shall be (84) hours between the end of the last tour and before the beginning of the next tour, following such days off. In the case of full-time Announcers, Radio Operators and Newspersons, Friday and Saturday or Sunday and Monday can be the assigned days off on a regular basis in lieu of the third weekend off provisions contained in Article A day off in lieu is at (24) hours plus the turnaround period and shall be scheduled at a mutually agreeable time. Two (2) scheduled days off may be separated by a holiday only when no work is scheduled on that holiday. Tour of Duty A tour of duty or tour shall mean the authorized approved time worked by an employee during a day, with a minimum credit of eight (8) hours, calculated to the last quarter hour in which work was performed; provided that if it extends beyond midnight, it shall be considered as falling wholly within the calendar day in which it starts. Posting of Schedules Each employee’s schedule for any week shall be posted as early as possible, but in no event later than Monday prior to the work week in question, following which the employee’s scheduled days off may not be changed without the employee’s consent. It is the intent of the foregoing to ensure that each employee is advised of their work schedule at the earliest possible time. Each employee’s schedule shall state clearly daily starting time, finishing time, days off and meal periods. A notation on the posted schedules stating “sign off’ shall only be considered as the finishing time for live events for “on-air” operating and maintenance employees. After the posting, there shall be no reduction in the number of hours scheduled for any day in the week without notice being given by the end of the employee’s previous tour of duty or of the employee’s last working day prior to the day involved, whichever is earlier. If such notice is not given, the employee shall be credited with all the hours originally scheduled. In the event that an empl...
Sunday and Monday. The Company shall endeavour to arrange its scheduling so as to allow each employee a minimum of one weekend, (i.e. Saturday and Sunday) off each month. However, this shall not become a subject for a grievance. The five (5) working days in any week need not necessarily be consecutive; they may be separated by the two (2) consecutive days off.
Sunday and Monday. The Company shall make every effort to schedule the days off on weekends as frequently as possible, but in no event shall an employee be required to work more than two (2) weekends in a row without the employee’s prior consent unless weekend work is a condition of hire, transfer or promotion. On-Air Talent (as per Article 2.4) and News Producers may not receive weekends off in accordance with this Article.
Sunday and Monday. It is recognized by the parties that circumstances may arise where an individual is required to work six (6) consecutive days in a work week. However, the Company agrees that under no circumstances will an employee be scheduled to work more than ten (10) consecutive days. The Company shall make every effort to schedule the days off on weekends as frequently as possible and will endeavour to avoid requiring an employee to work more than two (2) weekends in a row. The Company may average these weekends off over a three (3) consecutive month period; however, an employee must receive a minimum of five (5) weekends (i.e Saturday and Sunday) off during any three (3) consecutive month period. An employee who does not receive the minimum number of weekends off during this three (3) consecutive month period shall receive one (1) times the basic rate of pay for all hours worked and/or credited for each tour of duty on the Saturday and/or Sunday in question. The payment shall be in addition to any other payment received under the terms of this Agreement.
Sunday and Monday. The Company shall make every effort to schedule the days off on weekends as frequently as possible, but in no event shall an employee be required to work more than two
Sunday and Monday. The five (5) work days in any work week need not necessarily be consecutive, they may be separated by the two (2) consecutive days off. An employee shall not be required to work more than ten consecutivetours of duly. The two (2) consecutive days off shall consist of forty-eight (48) hours plus the turnaround period of eleven (11) hours for a total of fifty-nine hours. A single day off shall consist of twenty-four (24) hours plus a turnaround period of eleven (11) hours for a total of thirty-five hours. Where two (2) consecutive days off in one (1) week are taken contiguously to the two (2) consecutive days off in the following week, only one (1) turnaround period shall
Sunday and Monday. The five (5) work days in any work week need not necessarily be consecutive, they may be separated by the two (2) consecutive days off. An employee shall not be required to work more than ten (10) consecutive tours of duty.
Sunday and Monday. The movement into such days-off can only be accomplished by the assignment of the days-off as Saturday and Sunday in the week immediately preceding the week in which the days-off are split. Subject to the provisions of Article 0, the pattern of Sunday-Monday as days-off may then continue but may only be exited from by scheduling Monday and Tuesday as days-off in the week following the last week in which the days-off were split. The pattern should be as follows:
