Privatization and Contracting Out Sample Clauses

Privatization and Contracting Out. The Parties recognize the Employer's right to direct and control state services and the Association's interest in the effect of those activities on unit employees subject to the following:
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Privatization and Contracting Out. The Parties recognize the Employer's right to direct and control state services and the Association's interest in the effect of those activities on unit employees. To that end, the Employer agrees to provide the Association with a minimum of a thirty (30) day prior notice and an opportunity to consult and offer alternatives prior to issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) concerning contracting out or privatizing existing state services that would result in the layoff or in the reduction in the base hours or wages of current full-time unit employees. The Employer shall not prohibit any contractor from hiring unit employees who were laid off as a result of contracting out or privatization.
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Privatization and Contracting Out. The Parties recognize and agree that it is the responsibility and obligation of the governing body as elected representative of the citizens of the City of Gallup to determine what services will be provided, and by what method or source those services are delivered. Should the governing body decide to contract out work what will result in the layoff of bargaining unit employees then at least twenty (20) working days prior to the implementation of such contract, the City will notify the Union and afford the Union the opportunity to provide written and oral input regarding alternatives.
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Privatization and Contracting Out. 9.1 If the Employer anticipates the contracting out of Employer services that have historically been performed by bargaining unit employees, the Employer shall notify the Bargaining Agent in writing of the Employer’s intentions no later than thirty (30) days prior to implementing the anticipated action or when the issue is included in the Mayor’s annual budget request.
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Privatization and Contracting Out. The Parties recognize the Employer's right to direct and control s and the Association's interest in the effect of those activities on unit employees. To that end, the Employe prior to contracting out or privatizing existing state services that would result in the layoff or in the reduct base hours or wages of current unit full time employees, the Employer shall provide the Association with a days notice during which time the Association shall have the opportunity to consult. The Employer shall no contractor from hiring unit employees who were laid off as a result of contracting out or privatization. <Privacy Statement Back to the Division of Personnel Home Page Back to the Administrative Services Home Page Top of Page This page was last updated: 05/29/2002 << Previous Table of Cont Association Rights
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