Common use of Work availability Clause in Contracts

Work availability. The employees recognize a need to make themselves available for work during off-duty hours in emergency situations. Employees shall make every effort to make themselves available for work in such situations; however, reasonable excuses for unavailability will be accepted. Subsection 1. Special scheduling needs - 24-hour mental health evaluation and management service. Subsection 2. A 24-hour on-call emergency service will be provided by five or more members of the psychological and psychiatric services. Subsection 3. Mental Health Therapists and the Mental Health Services Manager shall be on-call and rotate the responsibility for emergency evaluations and management, one week at a time, but not occurring more often than once every five weeks, unless mutually agreed upon or in cases of emergency staffing levels. Emergency staffing level is defined as fifty percent (50%) of less assigned FTE of Mental Health Therapist positions, excluding the Mental Health Services Manager. Subsection 4. The employer agrees to provide a pager or cellular phone to the on-call clinician for the week on-call. Subsection 5. Employees who are on-call for the week shall be available 24 hours per day for emergency evaluation and management. Section 10. Overtime, compensatory time and premium pay: Overtime - non-exempt employees. The employer shall not require an employee covered by this agreement to work overtime except as essential to the provision of service, which is defined as a need, if not fulfilled, that jeopardizes the security, safety and/or the orderly operation of the institution, staff, inmates or public. This includes the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of a post that requires post certification. This provision also includes emergencies, which are unforeseen circumstances, that threaten the safety and security of the public, inmates, employees and/or property. Subsection 1. All employees will have a minimum of eight hours between shifts. Example: In the course of working overtime, an employee shall not be required to work more than 16 hours straight. Subsection 2. It is understood that part-time employees' work hours would normally be increased before scheduling overtime for full-time employees. Subsection 3. When the holiday option for two hours of work is exercised, said hours will not result in a claim for overtime, but shall be paid at the straight time rate. The two hours shall be scheduled by Management in the best interest of the workload, but within the regular four days of work, unless the employee and Management agree to another method of scheduling.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement