Common use of Equivalent Time Off Clause in Contracts

Equivalent Time Off. 0.1 Overtime as provided in Article 14.09, where a nurse chooses equivalent time off, such time will be taken by December 31st each year up to a maximum of one hundred and fifty (150) banked hours at one time. The Centre will pay out all banks in excess of seventy-five (75) hours by the end of January. A nurse may request, in writing, payout of all or any part of her or his bank at anytime during the year.

Equivalent Time Off. 0.1 Overtime as provided in Article 14.09, 14.09 where a full-time nurse chooses equivalent time off, such time off will be taken by December 31st each year up at a mutually agreeable time. Banked time cannot be taken if the vacancy is expected to have relief coverage. A nurse can only have a maximum of one hundred and fifty (150) banked hours at one time. The Centre will pay out all banks in excess of seventy-five (75) hours by the end of January. A nurse may request, in writing, payout of all or any part of her or his bank at anytime during any time. Banked time must be taken within the yearfiscal year it is earned or it will be paid out unless there is written approval from Human Resources.

Equivalent Time Off. 0.1 Overtime as provided in Article 14.09, where a nurse chooses equivalent time off, such time will be taken by December 31st each year up to a maximum of one hundred and fifty (150) banked hours at one time. The Centre will pay out all banks in excess of seventy-five (75) hours by the end of January. A nurse may request, in writing, payout of all or any part of her or his the nurse’s bank at anytime during the year.