Time Off Provisions Sample Clauses

Time Off Provisions. Non Bid Employees Where the Local Union requests it, the Company and the Union shall establish the following rules and procedures to allow for time off for non-bid employees at the home domicile. Those employees having worked six (6) uninterrupted tours of duty may request up to forty-eight (48) hours off duty time. Uninterrupted tours of duty shall be interpreted to mean a six (6) consecutive tour period in which the individual driver has had no personal book-off time. Any personal book-off would terminate the tour count. Time off under this forty-eight (48) hour provision must be request- ed at time of arrival at the home domicile upon completion of the sixth (6th) tour or the first arrival at the home domicile after having completed such sixth (6th) tour of duty. Tours of duty may not be compounded to secure specific days off.
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Time Off Provisions. A public employer must afford reasonable time off to elected officers or appointed representatives of the Exclusive Representative and must upon request provide for leaves of absence to elected or appointed officials of the Exclusive Representative.
Time Off Provisions. Prior to taking time off the representative shall inform the departmental manager of the need to take time off and the general reasons for it, the intended location and the expected period of absence. Appropriate notice should be given wherever possible to enable the manager to cover the representative’s working duties. Permission for time off will not be unreasonably withheld.
Time Off Provisions. Members shall be allowed to be “off-duty” at any given time subject to the following restrictions:
Time Off Provisions. 6.1 The detailed provisions for Time-Off are given in Appendix 3.
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