Persons Who Exercise Their Rights Under Section 5 Sample Clauses

Persons Who Exercise Their Rights Under Section 5. The names of persons who exercise their rights under Section 5. shall be placed on an AGENCY/DEPARTMENTAL REINSTATEMENT LIST for each class in the occupational series at or below the level of the class from which reduced, excluding any classes at or below the level of the class currently held.
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Persons Who Exercise Their Rights Under Section 5. The names of persons who exercise their rights under Section 5. shall be placed on an AGENCY/DEPARTMENTAL REINSTATEMENT LIST
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Persons Who Exercise Their Rights Under Section 5. The names of persons who exercise their rights under Section 5. shall be placed on an AGENCY/DEPARTMENTAL REINSTATEMENT LIST Attachment A - 2016 – 2019 Teamsters Local 952 MOU, Revised for each class in the occupational series at or below the level of the class from which reduced, excluding any classes at or below the level of the class currently held.
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