Inter-Department Transfer Sample Clauses

Inter-Department Transfer. Nurses who transfer from one department to another will be provided an orientation, unless competent to perform the duties of the new position.
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Inter-Department Transfer. An employee who holds a year round assignment may request a transfer from their Department to another Department provided that the employee meets the minimum qualifications and is qualified to perform the job duties for which they are requesting a transfer to and provided further that no year round employee in that Department is laid off. When transferring from one Department to another Department, the employee may continue to accrue seniority status in the Agreement as applicable for the duration of employment with the Employer, provided they pay a monthly maintenance fee determined by the Union. If the employee elects not to pay the monthly maintenance fee, the employee’s seniority will be frozen in the vacated Department. Mileage and travel pay will not be paid to any employee who accepts an inter-department transfer.‌‌‌‌‌
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Inter-Department Transfer. An employee who holds a year round assignment may request a transfer from their department to another department provided that the employee meets the minimum qualifications and is qualified to perform the job duties for which they are requesting a transfer to and provided further that no year round employee in that department is laid off. When transferring from one department to another department, the employee’s seniority will be frozen in the vacated department. Mileage and travel pay will not be paid to any employee who accepts an inter- department transfer. Employees transferring into the deck department will have their successful bid held in abeyance until successfully completing orientation. Employees transferring into the terminal department will receive on the job training and will attend and complete the next scheduled terminal orientation.
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Inter-Department Transfer. An employee who holds a year around assignment may request a transfer from their department to another department provided that the employee meets the minimum qualifications and is qualified to perform the job duties for which they are requesting a transfer to and provided further that no year around employee in that department is laid off. When transferring from one department to another department, the employee’s seniority will be frozen in the vacated department. Mileage and travel pay will not be paid to any employee who accepts an inter- department transfer.
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Inter-Department Transfer. In staffing new departments the Employer shall first look to present employees before hiring new staff. Those employees who wish to be considered for new departments or who wish to transfer into another department shall inform the Human Resources Manager, in writing, with a copy to the Union. Employees who have applied to work in another department shall be listed and considered in order of their seniority with the Employer. When an employee transfers from one (1) department to another they will be given a trial period of two hundred (200) hours to demonstrate that they can perform the normal functions of the job in a competent manner. If the employee does not meet the requirements of the job the employee will revert to his/her former position.
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Inter-Department Transfer. An employee who holds a year round assignment may request a transfer from their department to another department provided that the employee meets the minimum qualifications and is qualified to perform the job duties for which they are requesting a transfer to and provided further that no year round employee in that department is laid off. When transferring from one department to another department, the employee’s seniority will be frozen in the vacated department. Mileage and travel pay will not be paid to any employee who accepts an inter-department transfer. Employees transferring into the deck or terminal departments shall have no performance issues or disciplinary action(s) documented in their official personnel file for the previous twelve (12) months. Employees will have their successful bid held in abeyance until successfully completing orientation. Employees transferring into the terminal department will receive on the job training and will attend and complete the next scheduled terminal orientation.‌
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