Educational Assistant Declared Redundant Sample Clauses

Educational Assistant Declared Redundant. An Educational Assistant who is declared redundant shall be placed on an Educational Assistant bumping list, by classification and seniority within the classification. Each Educational Assistant on the bumping list, in order of highest seniority, will be offered an opportunity to displace the least senior Educational Assistant in the same classification with the same hours per week. If there is no one with less seniority in the same classification and working the same hours per week, the employee shall have the right to bump the most junior employee in the same classification and in a position for which the redundant employee is qualified and working the closest number of hours below the hours which the employee was previously working. The employee thus displaced shall be entitled to repeat the above procedure in order of highest seniority in the classification. Any employee who chooses to not exercise her or his bumping rights will be laid off. Bumping pursuant to this provision requires that the Educational Assistant seeking to bump meet the minimum qualifications of the available position.
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