Common use of Bumping Rights - Layoff In Other Bargaining Units Clause in Contracts

Bumping Rights - Layoff In Other Bargaining Units. In the event a layoff at the Port results in a reduction in the number of commissioned officers in a bargaining unit made up of commissioned officers higher in rank than a police officer, those affected individuals may bump back into this police officers’ bargaining unit, based upon their seniority in the police officers’ bargaining unit, provided that there is no police officer on layoff with greater seniority. For the purpose of layoffs, no commissioned personnel shall be subject to a layoff or reduction in force while there are Traffic Support Specialists employed by the Port of Seattle.

Bumping Rights - Layoff In Other Bargaining Units. In the event a layoff at the Port results in a reduction in the number of commissioned officers in a bargaining unit made up of commissioned officers higher in rank than a police officerrank, those affected individuals may bump back into this police officers’ bargaining unit, based upon their seniority in the police officersPolice Sergeants’ bargaining unit, provided that there is no police officer Sergeant on layoff or reduced in rank with greater seniority. For the purpose of layoffs, no commissioned personnel shall be subject to a layoff or reduction in force while there are Traffic Support Specialists employed by the Port of Seattle.

Bumping Rights - Layoff In Other Bargaining Units. In the event a layoff at the Port results in a reduction in the number of commissioned officers Officers in a bargaining unit made up of commissioned officers Officers higher in rank than a police officerOfficer, those affected individuals may bump back into this police officers’ Officers' bargaining unit, based upon their seniority in the police officers’ Officers' bargaining unit, provided that there is no police officer Officer on layoff with greater seniority. For the purpose of layoffs, no commissioned personnel shall be subject to a layoff or reduction in force while there are Traffic Support Specialists employed by the Port of Seattle.