Fixed Shifts Sample Clauses

Fixed Shifts. Fixed shifts positions have a specific start and finish time and specified daily hours from four to eight paid hours per day and 20 to 40 paid hours per week. Article 15.10 (Meal Period) will continue to apply.

Fixed Shifts. Where an employee works a steady shift other than days.

Fixed Shifts. Subject to mutual agreement and, notwithstanding the published rotational shift schedules, employee(s) may request to remain on a fixed schedule. Such a schedule will be contingent upon operational/training requirements as well as a sufficient number of volunteers, if required, so that employees are not involuntarily removed from their regular rotation to accommodate the employee request(s). Issues arising from this provision will be referred to the joint Union Management committee.

Fixed Shifts. (i) Twice each year, at least fourteen (14) days prior to the airline schedule change, the Company and Union Shift Committee will meet to discuss the manpower for the next six (6) months. (ii) Shift schedules will indicate the start and stop times and days on/off. (iii) Shifts will be finalized seven (7) days prior to implementation. (iv) Shifts may be subject to rebid, in accordance with the above, to address operational requirements that result in permanent changes to the schedule.

Fixed Shifts. The Employer agrees to the practice that current employees working fixed, specific shifts, shall not be required to work during any other hours but those for which they were hired to work. In the event it becomes necessary due to operational requirements, to alter the start and stop times of an employee’s shift, the Employer shall provide fourteen (14) days’ notice of such change. The Employer shall not adjust the start and stop times by more than one hour. Where it is not possible to give fourteen (14) days’ notice, section 21.01 (ii) shall apply. The fourteen (14) days’ notice shall not apply where the Employer can establish that the change to the start and stop times results from an emergency. The employee shall not be required to change their start and stop times for longer than thirty (30) days and shall be returned to their former start and stop times at the conclusion of the temporary assignment. Notwithstanding the above, the Employer may reschedule an employee to work on a shift other than the employee's regular fixed shift for the purpose of Employer-conducted in-service education classes. Reasonable notice will be given to those employees affected by such rescheduling. The word "shift" for the purpose of this Section means when the majority of the hours scheduled falls within day, evening, or night periods. The Employer may require any employee who regularly works a fixed shift to rotate into a different shift for evaluation purposes. Employees on fixed shifts who are regularly scheduled to work a weekend or portion of a weekend shall not be entitled to weekend shift differential.

Fixed Shifts. Nothing in this Appendix 2 shall prevent the employer and an employee agreeing to fixed shifts and hours of work, which agreement shall prevail where inconsistent with the other provisions of this Appendix 2.

Fixed Shifts. For those employees who work a fixed shift, a shift differential shall be paid for house worked as follows: (1) Employees whose shift begins at 12 noon or later and who work a full ten

Fixed Shifts. Nothing in clause 14 shall prevent the employer and an employee agreeing to fixed shifts and hours of work, which agreement shall prevail where inconsistent with the other provisions of clause 14.

Fixed Shifts. The Employer agrees to the practice that current employees working fixed, specific shifts, shall not be required to work during any other hours but those for which they were hired to work. In the event it becomes necessary due to operational requirements, to alter the start and stop times of an employee’s shift, the Employer shall provide fourteen