Common use of Displaced Nurse Clause in Contracts

Displaced Nurse. A “Displaced Nurse” is a nurse whose position has been identified and eliminated by the Hospital during a layoff but the nurse’s seniority allows the nurse to avoid layoff by bumping into the position of a least senior nurse.

Displaced Nurse. A “"Displaced Nurse” " is a nurse whose position has been identified and eliminated by the Hospital during a layoff but the nurse’s 's seniority allows the nurse to avoid layoff by bumping into the position of a least senior nurse.

Displaced Nurse. A “Displaced Nurse” displaced nurse is a nurse whose who is not able to retain their position has been identified and eliminated by the Hospital (unit, shift, FTE) during a layoff but the nurse’s seniority allows the nurse to avoid layoff by bumping into the position of a least senior nurserestructure.

Displaced Nurse. A “Displaced Nurse” displaced nurse is a nurse whose who is not able to retain his/her position has been identified and eliminated by the Hospital (unit, shift, FTE) during a layoff but the nurse’s seniority allows the nurse to avoid layoff by bumping into the position of a least senior nurserestructure.

Displaced Nurse. A “Displaced Nurse” displaced nurse is a nurse whose who is not able to retain their position has been identified and eliminated by the Hospital (unit, shift, FTE) during a layoff but the nurse’s seniority allows the nurse to avoid layoff by bumping into the position of a least senior nurseRestructure.

Displaced Nurse. A “Displaced Nurse” displaced nurse is a nurse whose who is not able to retain his/her position has been identified and eliminated by the Hospital (unit, shift, FTE) during a layoff but the nurse’s seniority allows the nurse to avoid layoff by bumping into the position of a least senior nurseRestructure.