LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS Sample Clauses

LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS. A. Should a layoff or reduction of hours be necessary, the anticipated length and reasons for such shall be sent to the Union. Such notification shall be given as soon as possible. A minimum layoff notice of twelve (12) calendar days shall be provided to the Union, the affected employees and those who might be affected, except in cases of an unplanned layoff. An unplanned layoff shall be defined as circumstances which render the Medical Center unable to operate in whole or in part and the Medical Center does not have advanced notice such as fire, flood, explosion, equipment failure, war, act of God or other disaster.
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LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS. A. In cases where circumstances necessitate a layoff of employees or reduction of hours, the Hospital shall notify the Union in writing specifying the positions to be affected. The Hospital shall make every reasonable effort to avoid layoffs or reductions. Should layoff or reduction of hours be necessary, the anticipated length and reasons for such shall be sent to the Union. Such notification shall be given as soon as possible. As permitted by law, a minimum layoff notice of seven (7) calendar days shall be provided to the Union, the employees affected, and those who might be affected except in cases of an unplanned layoff. An unplanned layoff shall be defined as a layoff necessitated by circumstances which the hospital could not have reasonably foreseen. In order for a layoff or reduction to be necessary, the Hospital must show economic justification or a change in the level or nature of patient care to be provided.
LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS. A. At the request of the Union, the Hospital will meet with the union to discuss any matters the union has concerning the layoff or reduction of hours.
LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS a. In the event of a layoff or reduction of hours, the anticipated length and reasons for such shall be sent to the Union. This notice shall be given as soon as reasonably possible after the Medical Center decides to affect a layoff. A minimum layoff notice of fourteen (14) calendar days shall be provided to the affected employees and those who might be affected, except in cases of an unplanned layoff. The union will be provided with a thirty (30) day notice of layoffs and a forty-five (45) day notice of outsourcing. The Medical Center shall not layoff LPNs who are employed on the effective date of this contract in order to eliminate the job title. Should a layoff be necessary, LPNs may be subject to layoff as all employees are subject. Any layoff shall be implemented on a fair and equitable basis as provided in this article. LPNS hired on or after June 1, 2009 are not subject to this provision. An unplanned layoff shall be defined as circumstances that render the Medical Center unable to operate in whole or in part and the Medical Center does not have advance notice such as fire, flood, explosion, equipment failure, war, act of God or other disaster.
LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS. 2 1. If a reduction in personnel becomes necessary because of lack of work or 3 lack of funds, employees will be laid off in reverse order of seniority. Each 4 employee will be notified in writing of layoff and probable duration of layoff, 5 no less than sixty (60) days in advance of effective date of layoff or the 6 employee will receive pay in lieu thereof. If a reduction of hours becomes 7 necessary, employee’s hours will be reduced in reverse order of seniority.
LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS. Should a layoff or reduction of hours be necessary, the anticipated length and reasons for such shall be sent to the Union. Such notification shall be given as soon as possible. A minimum layoff notice of twelve (12) calendar days shall be provided to the Union, the affected employees and those who might be affected, except in cases of an unplanned layoff. An unplanned layoff shall be defined as circumstances which render Quest unable to operate in whole or in part and Quest does not have advanced notice such as fire, flood, explosion, equipment failure, war, act of God or other disaster. At the request of the Union, Quest will meet with the Union to discuss any matters the Union has concerning the layoff or reduction of hours. In case of a layoff, the following procedure shall be applied to an affected employee in order of Quest-wide seniority: Quest will first seek volunteers. If there are no volunteers, then, The most senior affected employee shall be offered a choice of any vacant position for which s/he has the qualifications and abilities to perform the job. Rather than deny an employee the right to move into a vacant position that the employee has most but not all the qualifications needed, Quest will make its best efforts, on a case-by-case basis, to allow the employee a reasonable training period in the vacant position.
LAYOFF/REDUCTION OF HOURS. The parties agree that layoff and reduction of hours shall be in accordance with the Department of Personnel’s rules for the State of New Jersey.
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