Common use of Types of Requests Clause in Contracts

Types of Requests. 1. To work a particular shift within a work area (days, evenings and nights); 2. To work in a particular work location within the same shift (e.g., Building 4 second/pm shift); 3. To work in a particular building or work unit (e.g., Building 5 or Building 4-5E); 4. To be given relief assignments within the same shift on a continuing basis (e.g., an Environmental Management Service Housekeeping Aide or Nutrition & Food Service Worker relieves for two workers on their days off and a third employee on one day off. Examples of voluntary requests may include, but are not limited to the following: Housekeeping Aide, WG-2, to Laundry Worker, WG-2; Nursing Assistant, GS-4, to Health Technician, GS-4; File Clerk, GS-4 to Mail Clerk, GS-4); 5. To be reassigned to another facility; 6. Any additional types as negotiated locally.

Types of Requests. 1. To work a particular shift within a work area (days, evenings and nights); 2. To work in a particular work location within the same shift (e.g., e.g. Building 4 second/pm shift); 3. To work in a particular building or work unit (e.g., Building 5 or Building 4-5E); 4. To be given relief assignments within the same shift on a continuing basis (e.g., e.g. an Environmental Management Service Housekeeping Aide or Nutrition & Food Service Worker relieves for two workers on their days off and a third employee on one day off. Examples of voluntary requests may include, but are not limited to the following: Housekeeping Aide, WG-2, to Laundry Worker, WG-2; Nursing Assistant, GS-4, to Health Technician, GS-4; File Clerk, GS-4 to Mail Clerk, GS-4); 5. To be reassigned to another facility; 6. Any additional types as negotiated locally.