Individual Agreement Waiving Seniority for Purposes of Layoff Sample Clauses

Individual Agreement Waiving Seniority for Purposes of Layoff. A. The Employer and the Association may mutually agree to allow individual bargaining unit member(s) to waive their seniority rights for the purpose of layoff. Such waiver is without prejudice to other rights the employee may have pursuant to this Agreement and shall not be construed to be a waiver of seniority for purposes of recall following layoff. The waiver shall be null and void following recall.
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