Common use of Master Rotations Clause in Contracts

Master Rotations. (a) Proposed master rotations will be developed by the Manager jointly with the staff on the unit. Copies of the proposed master rotation being changed will be provided to the Bargaining Unit President prior to being presented to the Unit staff for voting. (b) Where a master rotation schedule is changed due to a permanent long- term layoff or the addition of new full-time positions, the nurses on the affected unit will be provided with ninety (90) days’ notice that their master rotation may be amended. Where a master rotation schedule is changed pursuant to the above, individual schedule/rotations will be selected by seniority. (c) When new Master Rotations are developed on a Unit, the nurses will select the start position on the new schedule in writing based on their seniority and submit to the Manager. (d) Any nurse who is interested in working a vacant position in a master rotation will express this desire to the Unit Manager in writing. The Manager will assign work based on seniority based on the requirements of the Unit. Such request shall not be unreasonably denied. (e) If requested, copies of all schedules shall be provided to the Bargaining Unit President.

Master Rotations. (a) Proposed master rotations will be developed by the Manager jointly with the staff on the unit. Copies of the proposed master rotation being changed will be provided to the Bargaining Unit President prior to being presented to the Unit staff for voting. (b) Where a master rotation schedule is changed due to a permanent long- long-term layoff or the addition of new full-time positions, the nurses on the affected unit will be provided with ninety (90) days’ notice that their master rotation may be amended. Where a master rotation schedule is changed pursuant to the above, individual schedule/rotations will be selected by seniority. (c) When new Master Rotations are developed on a Unit, the nurses will select the start position on the new schedule in writing based on their seniority and submit to the Manager. (d) Any nurse who is interested in working a vacant position in a master rotation will express this desire to the Unit Manager in writing. The Manager will assign work based on seniority based on the requirements of the Unit. Such request shall not be unreasonably denied. (e) If requested, copies Copies of all schedules shall be provided to the Bargaining Unit President.

Master Rotations. (a) Proposed master rotations will be developed by the Manager manager jointly with the staff on of the unit. Copies of the proposed master rotation being changed will be provided to the Bargaining Unit President prior to being presented to the Unit staff for voting. (b) Where a master rotation schedule is changed due to a permanent long- long-term layoff or the addition of new full-time positions, the nurses employees on the affected unit will be provided with ninety (90) days’ notice that their master rotation may be amended. Where a master rotation schedule is changed pursuant to the above, individual schedule/rotations will be selected by seniority. (c) When new Master Rotations are developed on a Unit, Unit the nurses employees will select express their line preference to the start position on the new schedule Manager in writing based on their current status (FT/PT). The Manager will endeavour to assign the lines by seniority and submit to wherever possible based on the Managerrequirements of Article 10.07 (c). Such assignment shall not be unreasonable. (d) Any nurse member who is interested in working a vacant position line in a master rotation will express this desire to the Unit Manager in writing. The Manager will assign work based on seniority Such request shall be considered based on the requirements of the UnitArticle 10.07 (c). Such request shall not be unreasonably denied. (e) If requested, copies of all schedules shall be provided sent to the Bargaining Unit President.

Master Rotations. (a) Proposed master rotations will be developed by the Manager jointly with the staff on the unit. Copies of the proposed master rotation being changed will be provided to the Bargaining Unit President prior to being presented to the Unit staff for voting. (b) Where a master rotation schedule is changed due to a permanent long- term layoff or the addition of new full-time positions, the nurses on the affected unit will be provided with ninety (90) days’ notice that their master rotation may be amended. Where a master rotation schedule is changed pursuant to the above, individual schedule/rotations will be selected by seniority. (c) When new Master Rotations are developed on a Unit, the nurses will select the start position on the new schedule in writing based on their seniority and submit to the Manager. (d) Any nurse who is interested in working a vacant position in a master rotation will express this desire to the Unit Manager in writing. The Manager will assign work based on seniority based on the requirements of the Unit. Such request shall not be unreasonably denied. (e) If requested, copies Copies of all schedules shall be provided to the Bargaining Unit President.