General Layoff Sample Clauses

General Layoff. (1)An employee who has acquired seniority rights pursuant to the provisions of Section 2 of this Article shall not be laid off under the gen- eral layoff provisions of this Sub-Section (A) unless all employees in his occupation who have not acquired seniority rights pursuant to the pro- visions of Section 2 of this Article have been laid off. In a department where a surplus in an occupation develops and employees in such de- partment and occupation who have acquired seniority rights and possess the same seniority date become vulnerable to layoff, such employ- ee(s) possessing prior service will be given pref- erence (where prior service information is avail- able) in the following order; Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Lockheed Xxxxxx Aeronautics Hires, Lockheed Xxxxxx Corporation Hires and Others. Employ- ees will be considered in these groups and the employee with the earliest original hire date will be considered more senior. The next preference will be given to employees with the lowest last five (5) digits in their employee number. Em- ployee numbers (or prior service considerations) cannot be used for the purpose of displacing into another department or classification
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General Layoff. (1) The terms "layoff" and "laid off" as used in this Agreement refer only to cases in which an employee under procedure as outlined in this Section is severed from the payroll or is placed in a different or lower-rated classification in connection with a reduction of the total number of employees in the Company in the classification such employee holds at the time of such severance or placement in a different or lower-rated classification.
General Layoff. In the event of a layoff for any reason, Sergeants will be laid off in the inverse order of their seniority within the Sergeants Association, except the Sheriff reserves the right to retain positions of higher rank.
General Layoff. Section 6. Layoffs (See coded letters C-5, D-18 and E-3)
General Layoff. Section 6. Layoffs (See coded letter E-3)
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General Layoff. In case a general reduction in employment becomes necessary, any probationary employees in the affected department and classification will be released first with the exception of those designated as specially skilled under Section 10 below. When further layoffs become necessary, the least senior employees shall be released first. Employees with established seniority who are effected by a reduction in force in their department shall have the right to exercise their seniority as follows:
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