Once an Agency makes Sample Clauses

Once an Agency makes a decision to contract out, the Agency will choose either (a) or (b) below. The Agency will notify affected employees of the option selected. The Agency will post and provide to the Association, a list of service credits for employees in all potentially affected classifications within the Agency. Within five (5) business days of the notice, the affected employees will notify the Agency of acceptance of the Agency’s option or decision to exercise his/her rights under (c) below: a. Require the contractor to hire employees displaced by the contract at the same rate of pay for a minimum of six (6) months subject only to “just cause” terminations. In this instance, the Agency will continue to provide each such employee with six (6) months of health and dental insurance coverage through the Public Employee Benefits Board (PEBB), if continuation of coverage under the PEBB is allowed by law and pertinent rules of eligibility. Pursuant to the Layoff and Recall Article, an eligible b. employee shall be placed on the Agency layoff list and may, at the
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Once an Agency makes a decision to contract out, the Agency will choose either (a) or (b) below. The Agency will notify affected employees of the option selected. The Agency will post and provide to the Union, a list of service credits for employees in all potentially affected classifications within the Agency. Within five (5) business days of the notice, the affected employees will notify the Agency of acceptance of the Agency’s option or decision to exercise his/her rights under (c) below: a. Require the contractor to hire employees displaced by the contract at the same rate of pay for a minimum of six (6) months subject only to ―just cause‖ terminations. In this instance, the state will continue to provide each such employee with six (6) months of health and dental insurance coverage through the Public Employee Benefits Board, if continuation of coverage under the Bargaining Unit Benefits Board is allowed by law and pertinent rules of eligibility. Pursuant to Article 24, an eligible employee shall be placed on the Agency layoff list and may, at the employee’s discretion, be placed on a secondary recall list for a period of two (2) years; or b. Place employees displaced by a contract elsewhere in state government in the following order of priority: within the Agency, within the department, or within state service generally. Salaries of employees placed in lower classifications will be red-circled. To the extent this Article conflicts with Article 24, Section 2, paragraph c, Filling of Vacancies, this Article shall prevail. c. An employee may exercise all applicable rights under Article 24, Layoff.
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