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Work Period:<br />

Your supervisor may temporarily change your schedule for training, staff development,<br />

informational meetings, team meetings, and special projects.<br />

Your supervisor must give you at least twenty-eight (28) days notice before permanently changing<br />

your scheduling pattern.<br />

Shifts Between Days Off: Your supervisor will not schedule you to work more than two (2) shifts<br />

and/or two (2) shift changes between scheduled days off.<br />

For this subsection only, a scheduled shift with a starting time within two (2) hours of the starting<br />

time of the first scheduled shift after scheduled days off is considered the same shift. When there<br />

is a scheduled shift rotation, a change of no more than two (2) hours from the starting time of the<br />

scheduled shift is not considered a change in shift.<br />

Shift Change<br />

St. Peter only:<br />

If your posted shift is changed to cover ECT appointments, and the change is not two (2) hours or<br />

more, you will be considered to be on a shift change and be eligible for shift differential for that<br />

entire shift. You are not eligible for call-in pay for that shift.<br />

Part-Time Hours<br />

Article 5, Section 4 of the Master Agreement is changed as follows:<br />

Moose Lake and St. Peter only:<br />

If additional coverage is needed within the posting period and that work cannot be performed by<br />

previously scheduled employees (i.e., temporary reassignment), your supervisor will first offer the<br />

work to part-time employees using the voluntary overtime distribution procedure. If you accept the<br />

hours, you are not eligible for “penalty pay”.<br />

You are not eligible for the work if it would cause overtime according to the Fair Labor Standards<br />

Act.<br />

If no one eligible accepts the work, your supervisor may assign the hours to other employees (e.g.,<br />

intermittent, non-bargaining unit, or overtime. This list is not inclusive).<br />

Any hours you are assigned beyond the fourteen (14) day posting period are not covered by these<br />

provisions.<br />

If you are assigned work as overtime, you are eligible for overtime pay.<br />

Fixed Night Shift: All night shifts are fixed. When a night shift position becomes vacant,<br />

<strong>Management</strong> must post it for bids. If no one successfully bids on the position, <strong>Management</strong> may<br />

recruit and hire to fill the vacancy or reassign the person with the least State Seniority who is<br />

capable and qualified but not on a fixed night schedule.<br />

2013-2015 <strong>AFSCME</strong> <strong>Contract</strong> – Page 259

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