Common use of Reassignments Occasioned By Reduction Of Force Clause in Contracts

Reassignments Occasioned By Reduction Of Force. 135. Permanent Court employees who are subject to layoff, may submit a request to the Court Executive Officer for reassignment to a position within their capacities to perform, whether or not within the classification for which they qualified for appointment. Such request for reassignment shall be subject to the following: 136. a. Request for reassignment shall be submitted on the form prescribed by the Court Executive Officer or designee.

Reassignments Occasioned By Reduction Of Force. 135237. Permanent Court employees who are subject to layoff, may submit a request to the Court Chief Executive Officer for reassignment to a position within their capacities to perform, whether or not within the classification for which they qualified for appointment. Such request for reassignment shall be subject to the following: 136238. a. 1. Request for reassignment shall be submitted on the form prescribed by the Court Chief Executive Officer or designee.

Reassignments Occasioned By Reduction Of Force. 135125. Permanent Court employees who are subject to layoff, may submit a request to the Court Executive Officer for reassignment to a position within their capacities to perform, whether or not within the classification for which they qualified for qualif ied f or appointment. Such request for reassignment shall be subject to the following: 136126. a. Request for reassignment shall be submitted on the form prescribed by the Court Executive Officer or designee.

Reassignments Occasioned By Reduction Of Force. 135134. Permanent Court employees who are subject to layoff, may submit a request to the Court Executive Officer for reassignment to a position within their capacities to perform, whether or not within the classification for which they qualified for appointment. Such request for reassignment shall be subject to the following: 136135. a. Request for reassignment shall be submitted on the form prescribed by the Court Executive Officer or designee.