FOOD SERVICE DIVISION Sample Clauses

FOOD SERVICE DIVISION. When a food service employee is absent, the remaining regular employees in that building shall be offered the option (but need not accept) of each stepping up to the vacant positions, leaving the least amount of hours to the substitute. This shall be done by seniority, not rotated. After an employee refuses the offer to substitute three (3) times in a school year, said employee will not be called for the remainder of that year. In the event all resources have been exhausted to assign a person, the Board reserves the right to assign the least senior employee in the division to the vacancy. Employees required to work temporarily in a higher classification shall be paid at the rate of the higher classification at the step closest to their current rate of pay but not less than their current rate plus one (1) step.
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FOOD SERVICE DIVISION. The Company agrees to enter into a letter of intent (the "LOI") to sell or transfer its food service division to a third party purchaser (containing such terms of sale or transfer as a necessary for the Company's Board of Directors to satisfy its fiduciary obligations) on or prior to August 31, 2006. In the event the Company does not enter into the LOI by August 31, 2006, then the Company agrees to wind down and liquidate the food service division and the assets comprising such division within a reasonable time after such date.
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