Exceptions to Normal Hours Clause Samples

The "Exceptions to Normal Hours" clause defines circumstances under which standard working hours may be altered or suspended. It typically outlines specific situations—such as emergencies, special projects, or peak business periods—when employees may be required to work outside their usual schedules. By clearly identifying these exceptions, the clause ensures both parties understand when deviations from normal hours are permitted, thereby preventing misunderstandings and providing flexibility to address operational needs.
Exceptions to Normal Hours a) The normal work week for the Facilities Finance Clerk, Transportation Clerk, Facilities Clerk VI and Warehouseman shall consist of five (5) eight (8) hour days for a total of forty (40) hours per week. Article 18.01 and Article 18.06 may not be applicable to clerical support staff working in Community Education, Work Experience, Adult Education or as Youth and Family Counsellors, School Bus Operators, First Nations Home/School Co-ordinators and Activity Supervisors. b) The Board may hire, on a temporary basis, employees known as Activities Supervisors. This category of employees shall be used in security measures within School Board facilities as follows: 1. Such employees may be called to work anytime. 2. Overtime rates shall only apply if the employee works beyond eight (8) hours in any one day or forty (40) hours in any one week. 3. Such employees would be entitled to two (2) consecutive days of rest if five (5) consecutive days have been worked.
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Exceptions to Normal Hours. Occasionally the GS/OAS will dismiss GS/OAS Staff early. These generally occur prior to holidays, or long weekends. These occasions do not apply to the Contractor’s personnel.
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Exceptions to Normal Hours. Occasionally the GS/OAS will dismiss GS/OAS staff early. These dismissals generally occur prior to holidays or long weekends. The early dismissals do not apply to Contractor’s personnel. In these cases, the Director of the Department of General Services could approve the early dismissal for the Contractors’ personnel. In the cases of emergencies, as inclement weather, the General Secretariat, with duty station in Washington D.C is guided by emergency directives of the US Government’s Office of Personnel Management (OPM), and as a result staff should follow its announced leave policy for Federal Government employees in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. In these cases, this policy will also apply for the Contractor’s personnel.
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Exceptions to Normal Hours. Occasionally the GS/OAS will dismiss GS/OAS staff early. These dismissals generally occur prior to holidays or long weekends. The early dismissals do not apply to Contractor’s personnel.
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Exceptions to Normal Hours a) The normal work week for the Finance Clerk in the Facilities Office and Warehouseman shall consist of five (5) eight (8) hour days for a total of forty (40) hours per week. Article 18.01 and Article 18.06 may not be applicable to clerical support staff working in Community Education, Work Experience, Adult Education or as Youth and Family Counsellors, Bus Drivers, First Nations Home/School Co-ordinators and Activity Supervisors. b) The Board may hire, on a temporary basis, employees known as Activities Supervisors. This category of employees shall be used in security measures within School Board facilities as follows: 1. Such employees may be called to work anytime. 2. Overtime rates shall only apply if the employee works beyond eight (8) hours in any one day or forty (40) hours in any one week. 3. Such employees would be entitled to two (2) consecutive days of rest if five (5) consecutive days have been worked.
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