Volunteers to Reduce Hours Sample Clauses

The "Volunteers to Reduce Hours" clause allows employees to voluntarily agree to a reduction in their scheduled work hours. Typically, this clause outlines the process by which employees can request fewer hours, such as submitting a written request or participating in a company-initiated program during periods of low demand. Its core function is to provide flexibility for both the employer and employees, helping the organization manage labor costs or workload fluctuations while giving employees the option to adjust their work-life balance.
Volunteers to Reduce Hours. The Employer shall ask for volunteers within the same classification, department within the clinic/location, and FTE as the position to be reduced in hours to reduce his/her hours. The Employee's existing schedule and the schedule of the reduction in hours must coincide unless there is mutual agreement among the Employee, the Supervisor, and the Union.
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