Common use of Election of Layoff Clause in Contracts

Election of Layoff. Upon a majority request of the bargaining unit members of the Conference Committee, a secret ballot election will be conducted to determine whether a majority of the nurses eligible to vote believe that a layoff should occur instead of continuing low census days. The timing and procedures for conducting such an election, as well as voter eligibility, shall be determined by the Conference Committee. At least sixty percent (60%) of those eligible to vote must vote to validate the election, and a majority of those eligible to vote shall be determinative. A vote in favor of a layoff shall be honored by the Employer. The Employer retains the right to unilaterally implement layoffs as it deems necessary or appropriate, subject to Section 11.4.

Election of Layoff. Upon a majority request of the bargaining unit members of the Conference Committee, a secret ballot election will be conducted to determine whether a majority of the nurses eligible to vote believe that a layoff should occur instead of continuing low census days. The timing and procedures for conducting such an election, as well as voter eligibility, shall be determined by the Conference Committee. At least sixty percent (60%) of those eligible to vote must vote to validate the election, and a majority of those eligible to vote shall be determinative. A vote in favor of a layoff shall be honored by the Employer. The Employer retains the right to unilaterally implement layoffs as it deems necessary or appropriate, subject to Section 11.4.

Election of Layoff. Upon a majority request of the bargaining unit members of the Conference Committee, a secret ballot election will be conducted to determine whether a majority of the nurses eligible to vote believe that a layoff should occur instead of continuing low census days. The timing and procedures for conducting such an election, as well as voter eligibility, shall be determined by the Conference Committee. At least sixty percent (60%) of those eligible to vote must vote to validate the election, and a majority of those eligible to vote shall be determinative. A vote in favor of a layoff shall be honored by the Employer. The Employer retains the right to unilaterally implement layoffs as it deems necessary or appropriate, subject to Section 11.4Sections 11.3 and 11.6.

Election of Layoff. Upon a majority request of the bargaining unit members of the Conference Committee, a secret ballot election will be conducted to determine whether a majority of the nurses eligible to vote believe that a layoff should occur instead of continuing low census days. The timing and procedures for conducting such an election, as well as voter eligibility, shall be determined by the Conference Committee. At least sixty percent (60%) of those eligible to vote must vote to validate the election, and a majority of those eligible to vote shall be determinative. A vote in favor of a layoff shall be honored by the Employer. The Employer retains the right to unilaterally implement layoffs as it deems necessary or appropriate, appropriate subject to Section 11.4the requirements of Article 11.