Hire back List Sample Clauses

Hire back List. A hireback list will be posted and completed at the time of the annual shift bidding. Once the volunteer hireback/call-in list is completed, the Employer will be responsible for keeping the list. If an employee wishes to make a change to the list, it shall be made in writing to the division Commander. If a deputy refuses to accept a hireback three (3) times, provided the three (3) days are not consecutive, the name may be removed from the hireback list at the discretion of the Sheriff, for a period of six (6) months starting from the date of the third refusal.
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