Common use of Working Lower Paid Shift Clause in Contracts

Working Lower Paid Shift. If a Nurse is regularly assigned to the night shift and works a P.M. or day straight-time shift, at the Hospital’s request, the Nurse will receive the night shift differential for such shift. If a Nurse is regularly assigned to the P.M. shift and works a day straight-time shift, at the Hospital’s request, the Nurse will receive the P.M. differential for such shift. This paragraph will apply to 12-hour shift Nurses (e.g., 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.) who work a 12-hour shift consisting of day and P.M. hours at the Hospital’s request. These Nurses will continue to receive their P.M. and night differential for all such hours.

Working Lower Paid Shift. If a Nurse is regularly assigned to the night shift and works a P.M. or day straight-time shift, at the Hospital’s request, the Nurse will receive the night shift differential for such shift. If a Nurse is regularly assigned to the P.M. shift and works a day straight-time shift, at the Hospital’s request, the Nurse will receive the P.M. differential for such shift. This paragraph will apply to 12-hour shift Nurses (e.g., 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.a.m) who work a 12-hour shift consisting of day and P.M. hours at the Hospital’s request. These Nurses will continue to receive their P.M. and night differential for all such hours.