Common use of Casual Call-In Clause in Contracts

Casual Call-In. (a) Casual vacancies shall be filled in the following order: (1) Short call shifts (two hours or less notice, including the first shift of a block), will be filled at the discretion of the Employer (this is not subject to the call-in procedures as outlined below); (2) Regular part-time employees in accordance with Clause 14.3(b) - Hours of Work; (3) Casual employees in order of seniority. (b) For the purpose of call-in, "block" is defined as two or more consecutive available shifts. Blocks will be offered in order of seniority as outlined in (a) above. Part-time employees can break a block more than once based on their availability and in accordance with 14.3 (b). Casuals cannot break a block of work unless there are no casuals available to take the block. (c) Part-time and/or casual employees who are already scheduled for work on the day of the casual vacancy are deemed unavailable for that vacancy. Part-time and/or casual employees who are scheduled to work within 16 hours of the end of the available shift shall not be offered that shift until after it has been offered to all other eligible employees. (d) Any dispute regarding a casual shift on a posted schedule must be brought to the Employer's attention within seven days of the schedule being posted. (e) Each department shall maintain a call-in book for the purpose of recording unscheduled absences from duty and the replacement of personnel. The call-in book shall show:

Casual Call-In. (a) Casual vacancies shall be filled in the following order: (1) Short call shifts (two hours or less notice, including the first shift of a block), will be filled at the discretion of the Employer (this is not subject to the call-in procedures as outlined below); (2) Regular part-time employees in accordance with Clause 14.3(b) - Hours of Work; (3) Casual employees in order of seniority. (b) For the purpose of call-in, "block" is defined as two or more consecutive available shifts. Blocks will be offered in order of seniority as outlined in (a) above. Part-time employees can break a block more than once based on their availability and in accordance with 14.3 (b). Casuals cannot break a block of work unless there are no casuals available to take the block. A block of shifts can be broken once by the most senior casual electing to take some of the shifts. (c) Part-time and/or casual employees who are already scheduled for work on the day of the casual vacancy are deemed unavailable for that vacancy. Part-time and/or casual employees who are scheduled to work within 16 hours of the end of the available shift shall not be offered that shift until after it has been offered to all other eligible employees. (d) Any dispute regarding a casual shift on a posted schedule must be brought to the Employer's attention within seven days of the schedule being posted. (e) Each department shall maintain a call-in book for the purpose of recording unscheduled absences from duty and the replacement of personnel. The call-in book shall show: