Mandation

aimeee, BSN, RN · Feb 23, 2004

Could someone please explain "mandation?" Can someone be mandated in advance, like days or even a week? Can someone be mandated via a message left on an answering machine? Or does mandation only apply if you are already there? Just how does this mandation thing work? Abunch of us nurses where I work are really confused about this mandation thing.
Thank-you in advance for any insight

Sorry, I am not familiar with this. Anybody else?

purplemania, BSN, RN · Feb 23, 2004

Better check with your BON as state laws vary. In Texas we might be scheduled greater than 40 hours, and that is not considered mandatory. It is only mandatory when you are told you MUST work even though you are not scheduled. Or at least that is how I interpret it.

DeeDee71 · Feb 23, 2004

I worked H&I for our state's veterans commision, they mandated full time workers there. Being H&I I could not be mandated. Mandation was when someone was mandated to stay after their scheduled shift was completed. Usually due to someone calling in. There was a list kept of who had been mandated if your name was at the top you stayed over. As far as I know only those who were working at the time could be mandated. They were not payed over time for the extra shift, but would get an extra shift off later on. I would check with the policies were you are working for details.

Hope this helps.

Loving Life · Mar 5, 2004

During RSV season we get mandated 12 hrs a pay period for 36 hours or less and 4 hrs a payperiod for full time (40 hrs). This lasts from Jan-mid April. We get to pick the hours and can get called off if there is enough regular staff.