Increasing or Decreasing Regular Part-Time Employee FTE Status Sample Clauses

Increasing or Decreasing Regular Part-Time Employee FTE Status. A) Where an increase or decrease in hours is required, the Employer will determine where these hours would be best utilized/reduced. Further, where the Employer’s scheduling objectives are met, the Employer will offer a part-time employee, by seniority, the opportunity to have the hours in her existing schedule increased or decreased. Where the employee accepts the offer, there shall be no requirement for displacement notice or vacancy posting of that position. This provision shall not apply if it results in a change of employee status.
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Increasing or Decreasing Regular Part-Time Employee FTE Status. (A) Where an increase or decrease in hours is required in a unit, department, or program, the Employer will determine where these hours would be best utilized/reduced. Further, where the Employer’s scheduling objectives are met, the Employer will offer a part-time employee, by seniority, the opportunity to have the hours in their existing schedule increased or de-
Increasing or Decreasing Regular Part-Time Employee FTE Status. (A) Where an increase or decrease in hours is required in a unit, xxxx, or program, the Employer will determine where these hours would be best utilized/reduced. Further, where the Employer’s scheduling objectives are met, the Employer will offer a part-time employee, by seniority, the opportunity to have the hours in her existing schedule increased or decreased. Where the employee accepts the offer, there shall be no require- ment for displacement notice or vacancy posting of that posi- tion. This provision shall not apply if it results in a change of employee status.
Increasing or Decreasing Regular Part-Time Employee FTE Status. Where an increase or decrease in hours is required in a unit/xxxx, the Employer will determine where these hours would be best utilized/reduced. Further, where the Employer's scheduling objectives are met, the Employer will offer a part-time employee, by seniority, the opportunity to have the hours in her existing schedule increased or decreased. Where the employee accepts the offer, there shall be no requirement for displacement notice or vacancy posting of that position. This provision shall not apply if it results in a change of employee status. Where a change in scheduled hours results in an on-going change in an employee's FTE status of +/- 0.03 or less, the Employer will not be required to issue displacement notice to the incumbent. A change under this clause shall be limited to once a year except by mutual agreement.
Increasing or Decreasing Regular Part-Time Employee FTE Status. Where an increase or decrease in hours is required in a unit, xxxx, or program, the Employer will determine where these hours would be best utilized/reduced. Further, where the Employer’s scheduling objectives are met, the Employer will offer a part-time employee, by seniority, the opportunity to have the hours in her existing schedule increased or decreased. Where the employee accepts the offer, there shall be no requirement for displacement notice or vacancy posting of that position. This provision shall not apply if it results in a change of employee status. Where a change in scheduled hours results in an on-going change in an employee’s FTE status of +/-

Related to Increasing or Decreasing Regular Part-Time Employee FTE Status

  • Regular Part-Time Employee A regular part-time employee is an employee hired to fill a posted part-time position and is regularly pre-scheduled to work.

  • Part-Time Employee Part-time employee" means an employee who is normally scheduled to work fewer than 80 hours in a biweekly payroll period.

  • Part-Time Employees (a) A part-time employee is an employee who is engaged to work less than an average of 38 ordinary hours per week and whose hours of work are reasonably predictable.

  • Retroactive Pay for Terminated Employees An employee who has retired or severed his/her employment between the termination date of this Agreement and the effective date of the new Agreement shall receive the full retroactivity of any increase in wages, salaries or other benefits.

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