Post/Job Assignment Sample Clauses

Post/Job Assignment. The female employee assigned to the FCNR shall have the right to maintain their post/job assignment permanently or by their choice to be removed from their post/job assignment by notifying the Employer in writing 60 calendar days prior to the end of the post/job assignment.
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Post/Job Assignment. The female employee assigned to the FCNR shall have the right to maintain their post/job assignment permanently or by their choice to be removed from their post/job assignment by notifying the Employer in writing 60 calendar days prior to the end of the post/job assignment. a. If the female employee chooses not to remain in a FCNR, the employee may bid into a post/job assignment within the last sixty (60) calendar days to the completion of their post/job assignment. The female employee will accept the post/job assignment and the days off assigned to the post/job assignment. b. If no post/job assignment is open, the employer shall open the vacating FCNR for bid; if female bids on the vacant FCNR the employer shall move the female employee vacating the female FCNR to the now open post/job assignment. If no female bids on the FCNR the employer shall assign the least senior female to the open FCNR and move the female employee vacating the FCNR to the now open post/job assignment. c. After completing the one year FCNR requirement, the employee may choose to maintain their current FCNR and not be subject to another one year requirement. The employee may bid to a rotating or non-rotating post/job assignment or a different FCNR at any time. But, if the employee bids into different FCNR, the one year requirement is applicable to the new FCNR. d. A female employee assigned to a FCNR may bid into any other FCNR at any time or any female-only post. There shall be no limit on the number of bids to fill such posts.
Post/Job Assignment. The female employee assigned to the FCNR shall have the right to maintain their post/job assignment permanently or by their choice to be removed from their post/job assignment by notifying the Employer in writing 60 calendar days prior to the end of the post/job assignment. a. If the female employee chooses not to remain in a FCNR the employee may bid into a post/job assignment within the last sixty (60) calendar days to the completion of their post/job assignment. The female employee will accept the post/job assignment and the days off assigned to the post/job assignment. b. If no post/job assignment is open, the employer shall open the vacating FCNR for bid; if female bids on the vacant FCNR the employer shall move the female employee vacating the female FCNR to the now open post/job assignment. If no female bids on the FCNR the employer shall assign the least senior female to the open FCNR and move the female employee vacating the FCNR to the now open post/job assignment.

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