OTHER LAYOFF CONSIDERATIONS Sample Clauses

OTHER LAYOFF CONSIDERATIONS. 1. Employees who are subject to layoff will be offered vacant positions at an equal or lower classification within the unit job family from which the employee was displaced.
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OTHER LAYOFF CONSIDERATIONS. Employees who are subject to layoff will be offered vacant positions at an equal or lower classification within the unit job family from which the employee was displaced. The District will notify AFSCME of pending layoff actions which affect employees within the bargaining unit. A Job Family is a group of classifications whose essential functions are closely related but require progressively more complex skills to perform successfully as you progress up the job family ladder. The employee who is placed in a vacant position within the job family must meet the minimum qualifications of that position and will be required to serve a six (6)-month probationary period. Should the employee not successfully complete the probationary period, the employee would be placed on the thirty-nine (39) month reemployment list for which the employee would otherwise have been qualified. On notification of layoff, employees may file with the District a list of classifications in which the employee is interested. Except for closed promotional positions, the District will interview the employee for positions where the employee meets the minimum qualifications. The definition of "job family" is intended to be narrowly defined (i.e., Office Assistant I, II and III), and not to be more broadly defined (i.e., Office Assistant III and Staff Secretary); however, the District will continue to attempt to accommodate employees to be laid off to other vacant positions within other classifications provided no law prevents that accommodation.
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