Variance from the Master Work Schedule Sample Clauses

Variance from the Master Work Schedule. 1) Individual employees or groups of employees may be displaced from their position on the master work schedule and reassigned to work other hours. The Employer may only vary the employee’s normal hours of work as scheduled for each day or shift (for example, if an employee is scheduled for 8 normal hours, only 8 hours of work may be varied). For employees who work a partial shift schedule that is made up of a combination of hours (i.e., 8s and 12s, etc), the Employer can vary the employee’s normal hours of work as scheduled for each day or shift, or vary their hours of work to a schedule that is made up of 8 varied hours per day or shift. Subject to the notice provisions below, the employee will be paid their normal hourly rate for the varied hours. Any additional hours for a varied day or shift will be overtime and paid at the prevailing overtime rate. Such reassignment shall be on one or more of the following shifts. However, the Employer has the right to adjust the start times for these shifts to begin up to two hours before or two hours after the start times indicated below without any overtime penalty or notice other than that contained in sections (ii) or (iii) below:  00:00 to 08:00 hrs – Monday through Friday  08:00 to 16:00 hrs – Monday through Friday  16:00 to 24:00 hrs – Monday through Friday  18:00 to 02:00 hrs – Monday through Friday  08:00 to 20:00 hrs – Monday through Friday  20:00 to 08:00 hrs – Monday through Friday  07:30 to 20:00 hrs – Monday through Friday  19:30 to 08:00 hrs – Monday through Friday 2) When reassignment is as a result of commissioning, planned work or training: a) The reassigned hours of work shall become their normal hours of work. Verbal notice shall serve as commencement of the varied hours; b) Verbal notice must be confirmed in writing and no premium will be paid providing seven (7) calendar days written notice has been given including the details of the variance; c) If seven (7) calendar days written notice is not given, prevailing overtime rates will apply until seven (7) calendar days have expired following written notification; d) Once the seven (7) calendar days of notice has been given, further notice (or overtime in lieu) will not be required if work that forms part of the commissioning, planned work or training for which the notice was given, is rescheduled; e) The rescheduling of such work does not transform it into "unplanned" work for the purposes of the notice required under section iii) below. ...
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Variance from the Master Work Schedule i) Individual employees or groups of employees may be displaced from their position on the master work schedule and reassigned to work other hours. The Employer may only vary the employee’s normal hours of work as scheduled for each day or shift (for example, if an employee is scheduled for 8 normal hours, only 8 hours of work may be varied). For employees who work a partial shift schedule that is made up of a combination of hours (i.e., 8s and 12s, etc), the Employer can vary the employee’s normal hours of work as scheduled for each day or shift, or vary their hours of work to a schedule that is made up of 8 varied hours per day or shift. Subject to the notice provisions below, the employee will be paid their normal hourly rate for the varied hours. Any additional hours for a varied day or shift will be overtime and paid at the prevailing overtime rate. Such reassignment shall be on one or more of the following shifts. However, the Employer has the right to adjust the start times for these shifts to begin up to two hours before or two hours after the start times indicated below without any overtime penalty or notice other than that contained in sections (ii) or (iii) below: • 00:00 to 08:00 hrs – Monday through Friday • 08:00 to 16:00 hrs – Monday through Friday • 16:00 to 24:00 hrs – Monday through Friday • 08:00 to 20:00 hrs – Monday through Friday • 20:00 to 08:00 hrs – Monday through Friday • 07:30 to 20:00 hrs – Monday through Friday • 19:30 to 08:00 hrs – Monday through Friday ii) When reassignment is as a result of commissioning, planned work or training, the reassigned hours of work shall become their normal hours of work and no premium will be paid providing seven (7) calendar days written notice has been given. If seven (7) calendar days written notice is not given, prevailing overtime rates will apply until seven (7) calendar days have expired following notification. However, once the seven (7) calendar days of notice (or overtime in lieu of that notice) has been given, further notice (or overtime in lieu) will not be required if work that forms part of the commissioning, planned work or training for which the notice was given, is rescheduled. The rescheduling of such work does not transform it into "unplanned" work for the purposes of the notice required under section iii) below. iii) When reassignment is as a result of unplanned work, or to cover unplanned absences the reassigned hours of work shall become their normal hours of work and no pr...
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