Grounds Equipment Operator Layoff Sample Clauses

Grounds Equipment Operator Layoff. In the event there are grounds equipment operators on layoff, no other permanently certified District employees may be assigned to work as Grounds Equipment Operators. If, however, laid-off Grounds Equipment Operators refuse a recall from lay-off, other District employees may then be assigned to work as Grounds Equipment Operators. More than one refusal of recall shall constitute grounds for discharge. Recall from layoff shall be in seniority order. Grounds Equipment Operators will not be assigned to drive in the Transportation Department if there are drivers on layoff.
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