Common use of TRADING OF DAYS Clause in Contracts

TRADING OF DAYS. 15.1: Trading of days may be allowed for full-time employees, subject to the approval of the Chief of Police. The Chief of Police has discretion to refuse days only if a trade affects needed skills and coverage. A. The Chief of Police will be notified at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the trade. B. The employee offering to make a trade will be responsible for the shift coverage in the event the employee accepting the offer to trade fails to show for any reason. If the employee agreeing to work for another fails to show for any reason, that employee will be charged with the absence and shall not be approved to trade days in the future. This prohibition on trading may be reconsidered by the Chief of Police after a period of six (6) months. C. The Township shall pay no additional overtime as a result of the trade. D. Unless otherwise approved by the Police Chief, time may be traded in increments of no fewer than four (4) hours, with twenty-four (24) hours advance written approval by the Police Chief. The twenty- four (24) hour period may be waived in emergency situations by prior or subsequent written approval by the Police Chief. E. Employees are required to keep track of their own trade time and employees, not the Township, are responsible to repay time and to see that time is repaid. The party who agrees to work for another party is hereby responsible for the fulfillment of all duties and responsibilities as though the employee was regularly scheduled to work on that given day.

TRADING OF DAYS. 15.1: Trading of days may be allowed for full-time employees, subject to the approval of the Chief of Police. The Chief of Police has discretion to refuse days only if a trade affects needed skills and coverage. A. The Chief of Police will be notified at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the trade. B. The employee offering to make a trade will be responsible for the shift coverage in the event the employee accepting the offer to trade fails to show for any reason. If the employee agreeing to work for another fails to show for any reason, that employee will be charged with the absence and shall not be approved to trade days in the future. This prohibition on trading may be reconsidered by the Chief of Police after a period of six (6) months. C. The Township shall pay no additional overtime as a result of the trade. D. Unless otherwise approved by the Police Chief, time may be traded in increments of no fewer than four (4) hours, with twenty-four (24) hours advance written approval by the Police Chief. The twenty- twenty• four (24) hour period may be waived in emergency situations by prior or subsequent written approval by the Police Chief. E. Employees are required to keep track of their own trade time and employees, not the Township, are responsible to repay time and to see that time is repaid. The party who agrees to work for another party is hereby responsible for the fulfillment of all duties and responsibilities as though the employee was regularly scheduled to work on that given day.

TRADING OF DAYS. 15.1: Trading of days may be allowed for full-time employees, subject to the approval of the Chief of Police. The Chief of Police has discretion to refuse days only if a trade affects needed skills and coverage. A. The Chief of Police will be notified at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the trade. B. The employee offering to make a trade will be responsible for the shift coverage in the event the employee accepting the offer to trade fails to show for any reason. If the employee agreeing to work for another fails to show for any reason, that employee will be charged with the absence and shall not be approved to trade days in the future. This prohibition on trading may be reconsidered by the Chief of Police after a period of six (6) months. C. The Township shall pay no additional overtime as a result of the trade. D. Unless X. Xxxxxx otherwise approved by the Police Chief, time may be traded in increments of no fewer than four (4) hours, with twenty-four (24) hours advance written approval by the Police Chief. The twenty- twenty-four (24) hour period may be waived in emergency situations by prior or subsequent written approval by the Police Chief. E. Employees are required to keep track of their own trade time and employees, not the Township, are responsible to repay time and to see that time is repaid. The party who agrees to work for another party is hereby responsible for the fulfillment of all duties and responsibilities as though the employee was regularly scheduled to work on that given day.

TRADING OF DAYS. 15.1: 14.1 Trading of days may be allowed for full-time employees, subject to the approval of the Chief of Police. The Chief of Police has discretion to refuse days only if a trade affects needed skills and coverage. A. The Chief of Police will be notified at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the trade. B. The employee offering to make a trade will be responsible for the shift coverage in the event the employee accepting the offer to trade fails to show for any reason. If the employee agreeing to work for another fails to show for any reason, that employee will be charged with the absence and shall not be approved to trade days in the future. This prohibition on trading may be reconsidered by the Chief of Police after a period of six (6) months. C. The Township shall pay no additional overtime as a result of the trade. D. Unless otherwise approved by the Police Chief, time may be traded in increments of no fewer than four (4) hours, with twenty-four (24) hours advance written approval by the Police Chief. The twenty- twenty-four (24) hour period may be waived in emergency situations by prior or subsequent written approval by the Police Chief. E. Employees are required to keep track of their own trade time and employees, not the Township, are responsible to repay time and to see that time is repaid. The party who agrees to work for another party is hereby responsible for the fulfillment of all duties and responsibilities as though the employee was regularly scheduled to work on that given day.