Auxiliary Displacement Sample Clauses

Auxiliary Displacement. (a) Within a seniority block, senior auxiliary employees may opt to displace junior auxiliary employees who have been recalled if a senior auxiliary is unavailable for recall due to the following circumstance(s):
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Auxiliary Displacement. (a) A regular employee on recall as per Clause 13.4(a) will have, in addition, the option of displacing the most senior auxiliary employee and going onto the auxiliary recall list within the employee's department and site seniority block.
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Auxiliary Displacement. ‌ Within a seniority block, senior auxiliary employees may opt to displace junior auxiliary employees who have been recalled outside of the recall period or if a senior auxiliary is unavailable for recall pursuant to Clause 31.2(c)(4). Senior auxiliary employees shall only be eligible to displace junior auxiliary employees if the displacement occurs immediately following the expiry of the leave(s) referred to in Article 31.2(c)(4) above. Where a senior auxiliary employee has displaced a junior auxiliary employee pursuant to Article 31.3(a), the displaced auxiliary shall not be entitled to the notice of layoff provisions of Article 31.2(a). Where a senior auxiliary employee displaces a junior auxiliary employee pursuant to Article 31.3(a), and where notice of layoff has been given pursuant to Article 31.2, the Employer shall not be obligated to extend notice of layoff beyond that notice of layoff which has been given.
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