Common use of Time Off Duty Between Shifts Clause in Contracts

Time Off Duty Between Shifts. (a) A period of at least 15 hours shall be scheduled between shifts; (b) A period of at least 23.5 hours shall be scheduled between shift changes; (c) In the event an Employee is called in and works at premium rates of pay three (3) or more hours of the eight (8) hours immediately preceding her next assigned shift of regular duty, she shall have the right, except in emergent situations, to designate that assigned shift or part thereof as an unpaid rest period with no loss of seniority.

Time Off Duty Between Shifts. (a) A period of at least 15 hours shall be scheduled between shifts; (b) A period of at least 23.5 hours shall be scheduled between shift changes; (c) In the event an Employee is called in and works at premium rates of pay three (3) or more hours of the eight (8) hours immediately preceding her next assigned shift of regular duty, she shall have the right, except in emergent situations, to designate that assigned shift or part thereof as an unpaid rest period with no loss of seniority.emergent

Time Off Duty Between Shifts. (a) A period of at least 15 hours shall be scheduled between shiftsshifts ; (b) A period of at least 23.5 hours shall be scheduled between shift changes; (c) In the event an Employee is called in and works at premium rates of pay three (3) or more hours of the eight (8) hours immediately preceding her next assigned shift of regular duty, she shall have the right, except in emergent situations, to designate that assigned shift or part thereof as an unpaid rest period with no loss of seniority.

Time Off Duty Between Shifts. ‌ (a) A period of at least 15 hours shall be scheduled between shifts; (b) A period of at least 23.5 hours shall be scheduled between shift changes; (c) In the event an Employee is called in and works at premium rates of pay three (3) or more hours of the eight (8) hours immediately preceding her next assigned shift of regular duty, she shall have the right, except in emergent situations, to designate that assigned shift or part thereof as an unpaid rest period with no loss of seniority.