Common use of Trading Days Off Clause in Contracts

Trading Days Off. When an employee wishes to trade work shifts and/or days off with another employee, such trading of work shifts and/or days off shall be subject to management approval and to the following controls and conditions: a. A trade must involve an exchange of work shift and/or days off between two (2) employees that does not result in overtime or a violation of the ten (10) hour rule. b. When a “trade” involving days off occurs, paychecks may fluctuate to reflect actual hours worked. Management may deny any trade that results in payment of any applicable overtime rate-of-pay for any party involved in the trade. In each case, days off must be taken within two (2) weeks of when a “trade” occurs. c. Employees must give management notice in writing of a requested trade at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the proposed trade dates.

Trading Days Off. When an employee wishes to trade work shifts and/or days off with another employee, such trading of work shifts and/or days off shall be subject to management approval and to the following controls and conditions: a. A trade must involve an exchange of work shift and/or days off between two (2) employees that does not result in overtime or a violation of the ten (10) hour rule. b. When a “trade” involving days off occurs, paychecks may fluctuate to reflect actual hours worked. Management may deny any trade that results in payment of any applicable overtime rate-of-pay for any party involved in the trade. In each case, days off must be taken within two (2) weeks of when a “trade” occurs. c. Employees must give management notice in writing of a requested trade at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the proposed trade dates.