- Increase in Hours/Part-time Positions Sample Clauses

- Increase in Hours/Part-time Positions. 1. When the school lunch program at any school will sustain an increase in the number of labor hours, the needs of the program will be reviewed to determine the feasibility of assigning all or part of those increased hours to an employee at that school. A. Factors considered, without limitation, will be the number of employees required at work during times of peak workload and whether the increase in hours is connected to the establishment of a new service line or food service such as breakfast. B. Where feasible, and where the efficiency of the program will not be adversely affected, all or part of the increased hours will be assigned to an incumbent part-time employee(s), as follows: when there is an increase in the number of hours assigned to any existing part-time position(s) at a school, it will be considered that a new position(s) has been created. The new position(s) will be offered to the employee holding the existing position(s). If the employee(s) holding the existing part-time position(s) declines it, selection will be made among the employees at the school wanting the position(s) using the criteria established in Voluntary Transfers section of this agreement. C. If none of the employees at a school want the new position(s), the employee(s) holding the part-time position(s) to which the hours were added will be considered as having resigned and the new position(s) will be treated as a vacancy and posted and filled in accordance with the provisions in the Voluntary Transfers section of this agreement.
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