Trading Days Off. When an employee wishes to trade days off with another employee, such trading of days off shall be subject to management approval and to the following controls and conditions:
Trading Days Off. 1. Trading Days Off with other Flight Attendants
Trading Days Off. An employee may be permitted to trade scheduled days off with another employee in the same work group for any one week. Requests for such trade must be agreed to by the affected employees and submitted, in writing, to the immediate supervisor for approval at least seven (7) days in advance. The employees will assume full responsibility for reporting to work as agreed and for notifying any overtime premiums that would normally be paid for the sixth and seventh day.
Trading Days Off. When an employee wishes to trade work time with another employee, such trading of work time shall be subject to approval of the On Duty Battalion Chief. Reference: Policy #205, Appendix III. When one employee voluntarily trades shifts with another, the number of hours worked will be calculated as if the employee had worked his/her normal work schedule for that shift.
Trading Days Off. Employees of the bargaining unit in the same job classification and with the same assigned duties may be permitted to voluntarily exchange days off. Before any days off can be exchanged, a notification must be filed with the Sheriff's office. The notification shall contain:
Trading Days Off. With supervisory approval an employee may trade days off with another employee, provided that the trade involves an even, reciprocal arrangement that is accomplished within a forty-five (45) day period. When trading days off, employees’ paychecks will vary to show actual time worked, and hours in excess of the provisions of Section 13.09 of this Article resulting only from the trade shall be compensated at the straight- time rate. In the event a person scheduled to work pursuant to a shift trade arrangement fails to report to work as agreed, the appropriate leave bank of that person will be charged.
Trading Days Off. 41.1 Patrolmen shall be allowed to trade their days off with other patrolmen by submitting a written notice to their shift commander. Written notice shall be signed by both patrolmen involved in the trade and shall be submitted at least three (3) days prior to the requested date of trade, except in the case of unforeseen emergencies which make it impossible for the patrolmen to give such advance notice. Shift commanders shall not unreasonably deny such requests. No patrolman shall work more than one (1) shift in any 24- hour period as a result of a trade. This provision shall not be interpreted in any manner so as to permit the payment of overtime pay to any patrolman. Priority for time-off requests shall be as follows: (1) vacation has priority over compensatory time and (2) compensatory time has priority over traded days off.
Trading Days Off. Section 1. Employees shall be permitted to trade up to two (2) work days or shifts in a pay period with another qualified employee provided that such trade does not interfere with the appropriate staffing levels, result in the payment of overtime, or interfere with the orderly operation of the Police Division as determined by the Chief of Police or his/her designee; provided further, that such trade is paid back and completed by the Employees involved within the same or next pay period. The Employees requesting this type of trade shall submit the trade, in writing, to their immediate supervisor indicating the day each Employee will work for the other Employee. If approved, the supervisor shall immediately make the appropriate changes to the work schedule. If more than one (1) supervisor is involved, both must approve the trade. Employees shall be limited to being part of no more than two (2) trades of any type during any pay period. Employees may not be part of more than two (2) trades until at least one (1) trade is totally completed. A trade day or shift is defined as any part of a regular scheduled workday, shift, or day off.
Trading Days Off. SECTION 1. Employees within the same classification, upon advance notice and approval by the Department Head, Nursing Administrative Assistant or Dietary Manager (based on your department), will be permitted to trade days off provided it does not cause the payment of overtime. A request form must be completed and submitted for approval at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the trade. A trade cannot be denied solely because of an open shift on the schedule.
Trading Days Off. Section 1. Employees shall be permitted to trade up to two (2) work days or shifts in a pay period with another qualified employee provided that such trade does not interfere with the appropriate staffing levels, result in the payment of overtime, or interfere with the orderly operation of the Police Division as determined by the Chief of Police or his designee; provided further, that such trade is paid back and completed by the Employees involved within the same or next pay period. The Employees requesting this type of trade shall submit the trade, in writing, to the Chief Telecommunicator indicating the day each Employee will work for the other Employee. If approved, the supervisor shall immediately make the appropriate changes to the work schedule. Employees shall be limited to being part of no more than two (2) trades of any type during any pay period. Employees may not be part of more than two (2) trades until at least one (1) trade is totally completed. A trade day or shift is defined as any part of a regular scheduled workday, shift, or day off.
