Period of Non-responsibility for All Employees Sample Clauses

Period of Non-responsibility for All Employees. All unit employees in Auxiliary Services employed in Dining and Retail Food Services may be subject to a possible period of non-responsibility for the period of the Monday following Commencement until the first Monday in June without possibility of reinstatement in their regular jobs for that period. A number of employees, if any, annually determined by the Director, based upon campus seniority, who elect to work, may be retained during the period of non-responsibility to clean the Dining Halls. A number of such employees annually determined by the Director shall be assigned to clean each hall. Employees shall be assigned to clean the Dining Hall to which they are regularly assigned. However, if there are fewer than one quarter of the determined number from any given dining hall, employees from one hall among the designated number of senior employees that are above the number determined above, shall be assigned to that hall by inverse seniority. During the period of non-responsibility, employees may use accrued vacation, personal and compensatory time. Management may at its sole discretion recall certain employees for training during that week. However, any employees needed to perform work ancillary to the training, shall be called back on the basis of their seniority within the building where the training is being conducted. The Union shall be informed of who attends training, when the training occurred and what the training concerned. Anyone eligible for a group based upon seniority may elect to become part of any group described later in the agreement. Such election must be made no later than one (1) week after the employee receives notification of the group to which they belong and may not be revoked without permission of the Director. Group 1 A number of employees in Dining and Retail Food Services to be annually determined by the Director shall return to work on the first Sunday in June and be employed for the entire summer excluding the above-mentioned week. They shall be selected based on campus seniority provided that management determines they are able to perform the job and there is adequate staffing within each needed classification The unit employees who work for the entire summer shall be paid at their current classification and grade even if they are assigned to work in a lower classification. During peak business periods, employees assigned to lower classifications may be assigned to work in their regular titles. Management shall determine ...
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