Recall – Accept or Decline Sample Clauses

Recall – Accept or Decline. The Nurse shall indicate their intention to accept or decline the recall opportunity to the Employer within forty-eight (48) hours of receipt of the recall notice. If the Nurse accepts the recall, the Nurse must be available to return to the Employer within two (2) weeks of the notice of recall unless another time period is mutually agreeable between the Nurse and the Employer. If the Nurse rejects the opportunity for recall the Nurse shall continue on the layoff list if the recall was for a position with fewer hours or a lower rate of pay. In these circumstances, three refusals of recall will result in the Nurse being removed from the recall list and forfeiture of the right of recall. If the Nurse rejects the opportunity for recall and the position was equivalent to their former position, the Nurse will be removed from the recall list and will forfeit the right of recall.
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Recall – Accept or Decline. The laid-off Employee shall indicate to the Employer within two (2) working days of receipt of the recall notice, the laid-off Employees intention to accept or decline the recall. If the laid-off Employee accepts the recall, the laid-off Employee must be available to return to the Employer within two (2) weeks of the notice of recall. If the laid-off Employee rejects the opportunity for recall, the Employee shall be continued on the lay off list, subject to Articles 14.04
Recall – Accept or Decline. The Nurse shall indicate their intention to accept or decline the recall opportunity to the Employer within forty-eight (48) hours of receipt of the recall notice. If the Nurse accepts the recall, the Nurse must be available to return to the Employer within two

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