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  • Conner Lantz
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    Hello,
    We have a PT employee that we like and appreciate, but they work a FT job with another employer. They haven’t worked a shift in roughly one month for us.
    Is it appropriate to ask them to commit to a minimum shift requirement for us? It is difficult to ensure they are involved in compliance training sessions, etc, in this arrangement. As I mentioned, we like this employee and would like to keep them but we are caught in a space where they can’t give us any assurances as to when they can work for us, and we would like to consider asking for shift commitments. Can we do this? What kind of options are we legally allowed to consider?
    Thanks!

    Conner Lantz
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    Yes, you can absolutely assign a minimum number of working days to maintain employment status, or ask for a transition to a fixed schedule to maintain employment – as in, you are required to work every Saturday or a minimum of 2 shifts/month. Ordinarily you would want to give a minimum of two weeks’ notice of this change, but it is not legally required. I would recommend having a direct conversation with this employee that you would like to keep them and need this minimum for training and continued employment, do not try and implement this over email.

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