Recall Eligibility List Sample Clauses

Recall Eligibility List. A. An employee who has been laid off will be placed on a recall eligibility list for twelve (12) months following the effective date of layoff. The University shall recall to a vacant position within the bargaining unit the last employee laid off provided the employee possesses the qualifications necessary to perform the work of the position. Employees who are recalled to their former classifications in their former grade levels will receive their former rate of pay in addition to any wage increases to their classifications during the period of time they were on the recall eligibility list. B. The University may not hire employees for bargaining unit positions while there are employees on the recall eligibility list who are available for recall and who possess the qualifications to perform the work of these positions. C. Employees who are laid off and who are recalled from the recall eligibility list must serve a four (4) month probationary period. At the midpoint of this period, the employee may receive a performance review from his/her immediate supervisor. At the conclusion of the performance review period, the employee will receive a performance review evaluation from his/her immediate supervisor. D. Recalled employees recalled who fail to perform satisfactorily may at any time for any reason during the four (4) month probationary period be returned to layoff status with restoration of full recall eligibility status. E. Nothing in this Article prevents the University from returning a recalled employee to the recall eligibility list at any time during the employee‟s probationary period.
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