Bumping Sequence by Department Sample Clauses

Bumping Sequence by Department. These provisions shall apply to all unit employees in all Departments. A unit employee shall have the right to bump into a former class series in a layoff unit at or below any level in which the unit employees had satisfactorily completed 1040 hours. The unit employee may exercise this right if he/she cannot bump down into a least senior position in the current class series or if, when bumping into a former class series he/she would receive a higher rate of pay than he/she would receive if such rights were not exercised. If a bump to a former class series within the layoff unit is not possible, a unit employee shall be able to exercise such right statewide in those departments where statewide bumping is an option in accordance with the bumping sequences specified in this Section 3. When constructing bumping sequences, the Employer will begin with the employee with the highest seniority whose position is scheduled to be abolished.
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Bumping Sequence by Department. These provisions shall apply to all unit 14 bump into a former class series in a layoff unit at or below any level in 15 which the unit employees had satisfactorily completed 1040 hours. The 16 unit employee may exercise this right if he/she cannot bump down into a 17 least senior position in the current class series or if, when bumping into a 18 former class series he/she would receive a higher rate of pay than he/she 19 would receive if such rights were not exercised. If a bump to a former 20 class series within the layoff unit is not possible, a unit employee shall be 21 able to exercise such right statewide in those departments where 22 statewide bumping is an option in accordance with the bumping 23 sequences specified in this Section 3. 24 When constructing bumping sequences, the Employer will begin with the 25 employee with the highest seniority whose position is scheduled to be 26 abolished.
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Bumping Sequence by Department. These provisions shall apply to all unit 7 a former class series in a layoff unit at or below any level in which the unit 8 employees had satisfactorily completed 1040 hours. The unit employees may 9 exercise this right if he/she cannot bump down into a least senior position in the 10 current class series or if, when bumping into a former class series he/she would 11 receive a higher rate of pay than he/she would receive if such rights were not
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Bumping Sequence by Department. These provisions shall apply to all unit 10 into a former class series in a layoff unit at or below any level in which the unit 11 employees had satisfactorily completed 1040 hours. The unit employee may 12 exercise this right if he/she cannot bump down into a least senior position in 13 the current class series or if, when bumping into a former class series he/she 14 would receive a higher rate of pay than he/she would receive if such rights 15 were not exercised. If a bump to a former class series within the layoff unit is 16 not possible, a unit employee shall be able to exercise such right statewide in 17 those departments where statewide bumping is an option in accordance with 18 the bumping sequences specified in this Section 3. 19 20 When constructing bumping sequences, the Employer will begin with the 21 employee with the highest seniority whose position is scheduled to be 22 abolished. 23 24 a. Department of Agriculture and Rural Development: 25 (1) A unit employee shall bump into the least senior position in his/her 27 current class-level within the layoff unit. 28 (2) If (1) is unavailable, a unit employee shall have the option of bumping 30 to the least senior position within his/her current class and level in any 31 contiguous county or bumping into the least senior position at 32 successively lower levels within his/her current class series within the 33 layoff unit. 35 (3) If (1) and (2) are unavailable, a unit employee shall have the option of 36 bumping to the least senior position within his/her current class and 37 level statewide or bumping into the least senior position at 38 successively lower levels within his/her current class series within any 39 contiguous county. 40 41 (4) If (1), (2) and (3) are unavailable, a unit employee shall bump to the 42 least senior position at successively lower levels within his/her current 43 class series statewide. 44
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