Common use of FORCE ADJUSTMENTS Clause in Contracts

FORCE ADJUSTMENTS. Section 15.1 Whenever conditions are considered by the Company such as to warrant layoffs, part-timing, reclassifications, or a combination thereof, the Company agrees to give the Union thirty (30) calendar days’ notice (or the number of days’ notice required by law, if greater) of its intended plan, together with a description of designated work location(s) and job title(s) (including levels within channels) and Wage/Skill Groups (see Section 15.7) so affected as determined by the Company. Reclassifications resulting in Business Advisors being reassigned to a lower rated job level within the same channel shall be implemented according to the deployment guidelines contained in the Market Assignment Guidelines with the employee being selected based on qualifications. When the qualifications of two (2) or more employees are determined by the Company to be equal, seniority shall govern in the selection.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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FORCE ADJUSTMENTS. Section 15.1 Whenever conditions are considered by the Company such as to warrant layoffs, part-timing, reclassifications, or a combination thereof, the Company agrees to give the Union thirty (30) calendar days’ notice (or the number of days’ notice required by law, if greater) of its intended plan, together with a description of designated work location(s) and job title(s) (including levels within channels) and Wage/Skill Groups (see Section 15.7) so affected as determined by the Company. Reclassifications resulting in Business Advisors Marketing Consultants being reassigned to a lower rated job level within the same channel shall be implemented according to the deployment guidelines contained in the Market Assignment Guidelines with the employee being selected based on qualifications. When the qualifications of two (2) or more employees are determined by the Company to be equal, seniority shall govern in the selection.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

FORCE ADJUSTMENTS. Section 15.1 Whenever conditions are considered by the Company such as to warrant layoffs, part-timing, reclassifications, or a combination thereof, the Company agrees to give the Union thirty (30) calendar days’ notice (or the number of days’ notice required by law, if greater) of its intended plan, together with a description of designated work location(s) and job title(s) (including levels within channels) and Wage/Skill Groups (see Section 15.7) so affected as determined by the Company. Reclassifications resulting in Business Marketing ConsultantsBusiness Advisors being reassigned to a lower rated job level within the same channel shall be implemented according to the deployment guidelines contained in the Market Assignment Guidelines with the employee being selected based on qualifications. When the qualifications of two (2) or more employees are determined by the Company to be equal, seniority shall govern in the selection.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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FORCE ADJUSTMENTS. Section 15.1 Whenever conditions are considered by the Company such as to warrant layoffs, part-timing, reclassifications, or a combination thereof, the Company agrees to give the Union thirty (30) calendar days’ notice (or the number of days’ notice required by law, if greater) of its intended plan, together with a description of designated work location(s) and job title(s) (including levels within channels) [archive *and Wage/Skill Groups (see Section 15.7) )* so affected as determined by the Company. Reclassifications resulting in Business Advisors being reassigned to a lower rated job level within the same channel shall be implemented according to the deployment guidelines contained in the Market Assignment Guidelines with the employee being selected based on qualifications. When the qualifications of two (2) or more employees are determined by the Company to be equal, seniority shall govern in the selection.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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