Posting of Deployment Period Work Schedules Sample Clauses

The "Posting of Deployment Period Work Schedules" clause requires the employer to publicly display or otherwise communicate the work schedules for employees during a specific deployment period. Typically, this involves providing advance notice of shift times, days off, and any changes to regular working hours, often by posting schedules in a common area or distributing them electronically. This clause ensures that employees are informed about their upcoming work commitments, helping them plan accordingly and reducing confusion or disputes about scheduling.
Posting of Deployment Period Work Schedules. DP work schedules shall be posted by noon on the second Wednesday before the start of the DP.
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Posting of Deployment Period Work Schedules. Under normal circumstances, deployment period (DP) work schedules shall be posted fourteen (14) calendar days before the start of the DP.
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