Other Requirements to Fill a Vacant Regular Route Sample Clauses

Other Requirements to Fill a Vacant Regular Route. ‌ 1. If the vacancy still exists, management may consider the application for reinstatement of a qualified former regular rural carrier, subject to applicable reinstatement provisions. Applications for reinstatement shall not be considered if a qualified regular rural carrier has a request for voluntary transfer on file at the post office to which the former rural carrier desires reinstatement or if a rural carrier associate or rural carrier relief employee is among the top three (3) on the hiring list for the office. 2. If the vacancy still exists, the vacancy will be posted again at the vacancy post office for all non-probation- ary RCAs in the office. The time requirements for post- ing and awarding the route and placement of the successful applicant are the same as provided in Arti- cles 12.3.B. and 12. 3. C. The order of consideration will be the non-probationary RCA having accrued the longest period of continuous service as a RCA.
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Other Requirements to Fill a Vacant Regular Route. 1. If the vacancy still exists, management may consider the application for reinstatement of a qualified for- mer regular rural carrier, subject to applicable rein- statement provisions. Applications for reinstatement shall not be considered if a qualified regular rural carrier has a request for voluntary transfer on file at the post office to which the former rural carrier desires reinstatement or if a rural carrier associate or rural carrier relief employee is among the top three
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Other Requirements to Fill a Vacant Regular Route. 1. If the vacancy still exists, management may consider the application for reinstatement of a qualified former regular rural carrier, subject to applicable reinstatement provisions. Applications for reinstatement shall not be considered if a qualified regular rural carrier has a request for voluntary transfer on file at the post office to which the former rural carrier desires reinstatement or if a rural carrier associate or rural carrier relief employee is among the top three (3) on the hiring list for the office. 2. If the vacancy still exists, the vacancy will be posted again at the vacancy post office for all non-probationary RCAs in the office. The time requirements for posting and awarding the route and placement of the successful applicant are the same as provided in Articles 12.3.B. and 12.3.C. The order of consideration will be the non- probationary RCA having accrued the longest period of continuous service as a RCA. 3. If the vacancy still exists, it shall be filled competitively from a hiring list. In making selections from the hiring list, RCAs and rural carrier relief (RCR) employees will be given preference in the selection procedure, provided such employees are among the top three (3) on the hiring list and all
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Other Requirements to Fill a Vacant Regular Route. 1. If the vacancy still exists, management may consider the application for reinstatement of a qualified former regular rural carrier, subject to applicable reinstatement provisions. Applications for reinstatement shall not be considered if a qualified regular rural carrier has a request for voluntary transfer on file at the post office to which the former rural carrier desires reinstatement or if a rural carrier associate or rural carrier relief employee is among the top three (3) on the eligibility roster for the office. 2. If the vacancy still exists, the vacancy will be posted again at the vacancy post office for all nonprobationary RCAs in the office. The time requirements for posting and awarding the route and placement of the success- ful applicant are the same as provided in Articles 3. If the vacancy still exists, it shall be filled from a local register of eligibles established by an open, competi- tive examination.
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