Common use of Work Shift Clause in Contracts

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice period required in Section 1(C).

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice period required in Section 1(C). The provisions of Section 1B shall not apply to rotating shifts.

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as the days of the week and the time period during which a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting and ending time, exclusive of overtime bargaining unit employee is at work. The Appointing Authority may change the starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice period required in Section 1(C).

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority Administrator may change the starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice period required in Section 1(C).2C.

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting and ending time, time exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change Work schedules showing employee shifts, work day and hours shall be posted in the starting appropriate buildings. Except for emergency situations, work schedules shall not be changed without an advance notice to the employee and Association. In no case shall the advance notice be less than twenty-four hours. Except for emergencies, changes in shifts shall be effective the first work day following a weekend or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice period required in Section 1(C)a school/legal holiday.

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of the normal work day with a fixed prescribed starting and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change time as defined by the starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice period required in Section 1(C)work area.

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting 8 and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the starting 9 or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice 10 period required in Section 1(C).

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed 4 starting and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change 5 the starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after 6 providing the notice period required in Section 1(C).

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting 11 and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the 12 starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the 13 notice period required in Section 1(C).. The provisions of Section 1B shall not apply to rotating

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed regular starting and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the notice period required in Section 1(C).

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting 10 and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the 11 starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the 12 notice period required in Section 1(C). The provisions of Section 1B shall not apply to rotating 13 shifts.

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting 8 and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the 9 starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing 10 the notice period required in Section 1(C).

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting 11 and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the 12 starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing 13 the notice period required in Section 1(C).

Work Shift. A work shift is defined as a regularly recurring period of work with a fixed starting 10 and ending time, exclusive of overtime work. The Appointing Authority may change the 11 starting or ending times of an existing shift up to and including two (2) hours after providing the 12 notice period required in Section 1(C).