Between Departments/Agencies Sample Clauses

Between Departments/Agencies the employee who is to be laid off may file a request for transfer to any agency in state service. Upon approval of that agency, such employee may be appointed to any vacancy in the bargaining unit in the same grade and title or any similar title for which he/she may meet the necessary qualifications in the same or lower salary range as the position from which he/she was laid off. HRD shall make every reasonable effort to encourage state agencies to accept transfers under this Section.
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Between Departments/Agencies the employee who is to be laid off may file a request for transfer to any agency in state serviceDivision within MassDOT. Upon approval of that agencyDivision Administrator, such employee may be appointed to any vacancy in the bargaining unit in the same grade and title or any similar title for which he/she may meet the necessary qualifications in the same or lower salary range as the position from which he/she was laid off. MassDOT seniority shall be the determining factor in the event one or more such employees are seeking the same position in another Division. It is understood that the term Division does not include the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority. This provision shall not be subject to the grievance arbitration provision of this Agreement. HRD shall make every reasonable effort to encourage state agencies to accept transfers under this Section.
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