DAYS OFF – SCHEDULING, POSTING Sample Clauses

DAYS OFF – SCHEDULING, POSTING. ‌ 19.01 Schedules shall be posted in the Power Generation Station not later than 1500h Thursday each week showing the crews for the following week. If any changes are made to the schedule thereafter, the Company will attempt to notify the employees affected. Such schedules shall show the day or days off for each employee. 19.02 When an employee wishes to change their scheduled or designated days off, they will notify their Supervisor at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance and if such a change is mutually agreed upon by the employee and their Supervisor, then the employee will work at straight time rates on the day or days originally scheduled as their scheduled or recognized days off. If they are required to work on the alternate days, mutually agreed upon as their days off, they shall be paid at the overtime rate. 19.03 In the event of a major breakdown, an employee may be required to work on their scheduled or designated day or days off for which they will be paid at straight time rates provided they have been given at least twenty-four (24) hours advance notice and granted another day or days off as mutually agreed upon for which they will be paid at the overtime rate if required to work on these days. 19.04 Any worker called in on Sunday who works eight (8) hours or more and was not scheduled to work on that day, shall not have to take a designated day off during the week, and shall work on their 5th scheduled working day at time and one-half (1.5) if they so desire. (a) If a relief employee works a twelve (12) hour shift on Sunday, they may be scheduled to work two (2) more twelve (12) hour shifts during the week to complete their week at straight time. (b) If a relief employee works a twelve (12) hour shift Sunday and less than two (2) twelve (12) hour shifts during the week, they will work the other days at straight time.
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DAYS OFF – SCHEDULING, POSTING. 19.01 Schedules shall be posted in the Power Generation Station not later than 1500h Thursday each week showing the crews for the following week. If any changes are made to the schedule thereafter, the Company will attempt to notify the employees affected. Such schedules shall show the day or days off for each employee. 19.02 When an employee wishes to change their scheduled or designated days off, they will notify their Supervisor at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance and if such a change is mutually agreed upon by the employee and their Supervisor, then the employee will work at straight time rates on the day or days originally scheduled as their scheduled or recognized days off. If they are required to work on the alternate days, mutually agreed upon as their days off, they shall be paid at the overtime rate. 19.03 In the event of a major breakdown, an employee may be required to work on their scheduled or designated day or days off for which they will be paid at straight time rates provided they have been given at least twenty-four
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