Common use of Mandatory On-Call Clause in Contracts

Mandatory On-Call. Employees (Full-time and Part-time) shall be required to be on-call in units and at times as per past practice or as new needs are defined by the Hospital. An employee required to be on-call shall be compensated in accordance with Hospital’s on-call policy as presented 2- 16-11 (MHS-HR-01-2406) which shall be incorporated by reference into this Agreement. In the event of a change in the current scheduling practice on a particular unit the Employer will provide at least forty-five (45) days-notice to the Union of such change and agree to meet and confer with the Union regarding such changes and explore alternatives to satisfy the needs of the Hospital. The on-call per hour rates of pay shall be $4.00(four) / hr. On-call on a holiday shall be paid at time and one-half (1 1/2) the on-call rate. Emergency under Article III of the Policy shall not apply to call-ins because of absences of normally scheduled employees, but refers to disaster situations such as numerous victims brought in as a result of a bus accident. Employees in the O.R. not on-call who are called in to handle overflow work are paid in accordance with this emergency policy. Each unit shall have clearly defined on-call guidelines, approved by the union and the employer, for both mandatory and voluntary on-call (VOC). A copy of such guidelines shall be forwarded to the Union and posted on the unit. The template for on-call will be incorporated by reference. Mandatory on-call shall be equally divided among all staff. In situations where on-call time is unequal due to the ratio of staff and coverage needs, the unequal time shall be rotated as above. Holiday call will be rotated and equally distributed. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s shall be rotated as in Section 10.7. On-call shall be equally divided among all staff. In situations where on-call time is unequal due to the ratio of staff and coverage needs, the unequal time shall be rotated as above. Holiday call will be rotated and equally distributed.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Mandatory On-Call. Employees (Full-time and Part-time) shall be required to be on-call in units and at times as per past practice or as new needs are defined by the Hospital. An employee required to be on-call shall be compensated in accordance with Hospital’s 's on-call policy as presented 2- 2-16-11 (MHS-HR-01-HR-01- 2406) which shall be incorporated by reference into this Agreement. In the event of a change in the current scheduling practice on a particular unit the Employer will provide at least forty-five thirty (4530) days-notice to the Union of such change and agree to meet and confer with the Union regarding such changes and explore alternatives to satisfy the needs of the Hospital. The on-call per hour rates of pay shall be $4.00(four) / hr. On-call on a holiday shall be paid at time and one-half (1 1/2) the on-call rate. Emergency under Article III of the Policy shall not apply to call-ins because of absences of normally scheduled employees, but refers to disaster situations such as numerous victims brought in as a result of a bus accident. Employees in the O.R. not on-call who are called in to handle overflow work are paid in accordance with this emergency policy. Each unit shall have clearly defined on-call guidelines, approved by the union and the employer, for both mandatory and voluntary on-call (VOC). A copy of such guidelines shall be forwarded to the Union and posted on the unit. The template for on-call will be incorporated by reference. Mandatory on-call shall be equally divided among all staff. In situations where on-call time is unequal due to the ratio of staff and coverage needs, the unequal time shall be rotated as above. Holiday call will be rotated and equally distributed. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s 's shall be rotated as in Section 10.7. On-call shall be equally divided among all staff. In situations where on-call time is unequal due to the ratio of staff and coverage needs, the unequal time shall be rotated as above. Holiday call will be rotated and equally distributed.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Mandatory On-Call. Employees (Full-time and Part-time) shall be required to be on-call in units and at times as per past practice or as new needs are defined by the Hospital. An employee required to be on-call shall be compensated in accordance with Hospital’s on-'s on- call policy as presented 2- 2-16-11 (MHS-HR-01-HR-01- 2406) which shall be incorporated by reference into this Agreement. In the event of a change in the current scheduling practice on a particular unit the Employer will provide at least forty-five thirty (4530) days-notice to the Union of such change and agree to meet and confer with the Union regarding such changes and explore alternatives to satisfy the needs of the Hospital. The on-call per hour rates of pay shall be $4.00(four) / hr. On-call on a holiday shall be paid at time and one-half (1 1/2) the on-call rate. Emergency under Article III of the Policy shall not apply to call-ins because of absences of normally scheduled employees, but refers to disaster situations such as numerous victims brought in as a result of a bus accident. Employees in the O.R. not on-call who are called in to handle overflow work are paid in accordance with this emergency policy. Each unit shall have clearly defined on-call guidelines, approved by the union and the employer, for both mandatory and voluntary on-call (VOC). A copy of such guidelines shall be forwarded to the Union and posted on the unit. The template for on-call will be incorporated by reference. Mandatory on-call shall be equally divided among all staff. In situations where on-call time is unequal due to the ratio of staff and coverage needs, the unequal time shall be rotated as above. Holiday call will be rotated and equally distributed. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s 's shall be rotated as in Section 10.7. On-call shall be equally divided among all staff. In situations where on-call time is unequal due to the ratio of staff and coverage needs, the unequal time shall be rotated as above. Holiday call will be rotated and equally distributed.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement