Shift Employees definition

Shift Employees are hired without a set work schedule and the days and times they work may change from week to week.
Shift Employees are defined as those employees assigned to Shift #1, Shift #2, Shift #3 or Shift #4 schedules.
Shift Employees. Shift employees are all employees not defined as regular day-shift employees.

Examples of Shift Employees in a sentence

  • Shift employees shall not work more than forty‐eight (48) hours straight, and are then required to take a twenty‐four (24) hour rest period.


More Definitions of Shift Employees

Shift Employees. The normal work week for shift employees shall consist of five (5) days of eight (8) hours each. An eight (8) hour workday shall include two (2) fifteen (15) minute paid rest periods as the department's operation allows.
Shift Employees are employees who are assigned to a job, which is scheduled on regularly rotating shifts.
Shift Employees means an employee who is regularly engaged on alternate day and night shift work on a regular cycle basis;
Shift Employees. The three (3) days paid Christmas-New Year's Vacation Entitlement for shift employees (these days are eight (8) hour days) shall be taken annually in the subsequent calendar year at a time as mutually agreed between Employer and employee.
Shift Employees shall be deemed to mean employees who are regularly employed for a specified shift in the unit, which, of necessity, operates continuously twenty-four (24) hours per day, seven (7) days per week. All other employees shall be deemed to be "Day Employees." It is mutually understood and agreed that for the purposes herein, regular employees of the following units are "Shift Employees":
Shift Employees means an employee who works a regular roster that includes continuous early and late shift work.
Shift Employees wherever used in this Agreement shall mean those employees engaged on operations which are or may be established by the Company on other than day schedules but not as continuous twenty-four (24) hour operations.