Preferential Hire List Sample Clauses

Preferential Hire List. A list of persons (1) who have been regular employees with the Employer, (2) who either (a) have been laid off, (b) have been removed during a job change evaluation period and are not placed in their former department pursuant to Article 20.2, (Internal Job Change Evaluation Period), or (c) have returned from an extended medical leave of absence and are not placed in their former department pursuant to Article 5.10 (Extended Medical Leave), and (3) who are eligible for hire into a vacant position for which they are
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Preferential Hire List. A list of persons (1) who have been regular employees with the Employer, (2) who either (a) have been laid off, (b) have been removed during a job change evaluation period and are not placed in their former department pursuant to Article 20.2, or (c) have returned from an extended medical leave of absence and are not placed in their former department pursuant to Article 5.10, and (3) who are eligible for hire into a vacant position for which they are qualified. Employees on the preferential hire list (“PHL”) are terminated from employment but retain all rights as otherwise specified in this Agreement.
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Preferential Hire List. A list of persons (1) who have been regular employees with the Employer, (2) who either (a) have been laid off, (b) have been removed during a job change evaluation period and are not placed in their former department pursuant to Article 20.2, (Internal Job Change Evaluation Period), or (c) have returned from an extended medical leave of absence and are not placed in their former department pursuant to Article 5.10 (Extended Medical Leave), and (3) who are eligible for hire into a vacant position for which they are qualified. Employees on the preferential hire list (“PHL”) are terminated from employment but retain all rights as otherwise specified in this Agreement.
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