Table of Recognized Work Day Lengths and Shift Patterns Sample Clauses

Table of Recognized Work Day Lengths and Shift Patterns. Work day lengths and shift patterns shall be in accordance with Memorandum of Understanding #1.
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Table of Recognized Work Day Lengths and Shift Patterns. Length of Scheduled Workday Shift Pattern Work Days Sch. Surplus or Shortage No. of Days of Rest Statutory Holiday Provisions # of Stat Holidays Shut Down Stat Holiday Lieu Days 7 hrs 30 min 5:2 250 0 104 Shut Down 11 -- 8 hrs 3 min 5:2/5:2 /4:3 233 0 121 Shut Down 11 -- 8 hrs 22 min 5:2/4:3 224 0 130 Shut Down 11 - 9 hrs 28 min 4:3 198 0 156 Shut Down 11 -- 9 hrs 52 min 5:4 190 0 164 Shut Down 11 -- • Denotes agreed to shift pattern for Contract Area 9 only. • Schedules and shift patterns, other than those above, may be developed and implemented by the Joint Labour Management Committee.
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Table of Recognized Work Day Lengths and Shift Patterns. (a) Length of Scheduled Work Day Shift Pattern Work Hours (including Stats at Shift Hours) # of Hours +(Surplus) or -(Short) # of Days of Rest # of Days Status Schedule Requirement 7.0 hrs. 5:2 1827 1827 0 104 11 7.5 hrs. 4:2 1823 1827 - 4 122 11 4x8 hrs 1x7 hrs 3x8 hrs 1x7 hrs 5:2, 4:3 1827 1827 0 11 3x9 hrs 1x8 hrs 4:3 1827 1827 156 11 2x12 hrs 1x11 hrs 3:4 1827 1827 156 11 10.0 hrs. 4:4 1830 1827 + 3 182 11
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Table of Recognized Work Day Lengths and Shift Patterns. Work day lengths and shift patterns shall be in accordance with Memorandum of Understanding #2, Hours of Work. Effective September 13, 2003 in Area 2 and September 8, 2003 in Area 3 – Delete.
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Table of Recognized Work Day Lengths and Shift Patterns. Length of Scheduled Work Day Shift Pattern Work Days No. of Hours Surplus or Shortage Days of Rest Schedule Requirement 7.0 hrs. 5:2 1,827 1,827 nil 104 7.5 hrs. 6:3 or 4:2 1,823 1,827 - 4 122 7.5 hrs. 5:2, 5:2, 4:3 1,830 1,827 + 3 121 8.0 hrs. 5:2, 4:3 1,879 1,827 + 52 130 9.0 hrs. 4:3 1,881 1,827 + 54 156 9.0 hrs. 5:2 2,349 1,827 + 522 104 10 hrs. 4:4 or 5:5 1,830 1,827 + 3 182 For those employees working a forty (40) hour work week [two thousand and eighty (2,080) hours per year]: Length of Scheduled Work Day Shift Pattern Work Days No. of Hours Surplus or Shortage Days of Rest Schedule Requirement 8.0 hrs. 5:2 2,080 2,080 nil 104 8.5 hrs. 2:1 2,096 2,080 + 16 121 9.0 hrs. 5:2,4:3 2,100 2,080 20 130 10.0 hrs. 4:3 2,080 2,080 nil 156
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