Recall Qualifications Clause Samples
The Recall Qualifications clause defines the specific criteria or conditions under which a product or service may be subject to recall. It typically outlines the standards for identifying defects, safety issues, or regulatory non-compliance that would trigger a recall process. For example, it may specify that only products failing to meet certain safety certifications or those reported to cause harm are eligible for recall. This clause ensures that both parties clearly understand when a recall is warranted, thereby minimizing disputes and promoting consumer safety.
Recall Qualifications. 1. In no event shall an employee on a recall list be offered a position in a classification with a higher rate of pay than that of the classification or appointment type from which the employee was laid off or displaced.
2. An employee recalled under this Section shall serve a probationary period only if that employee was reduced during an original or promotional probationary period. Upon recall the employee shall begin a new probationary period only if recalled to the classification title held at the time of reduction or displacement.
3. An employee who exercises his/her recall rights must at the time of notification of recall, verify with appropriate documents to the Employer, that said employee is currently and fully qualified for the position as established by a position description, classification specification or by bona fide occupation qualification(s). Failure to present evidence of such qualifications or for such to be contained in the official personnel file of the employee to be recalled at the time such employee notifies the Employer of his/her desire to be recalled, will result in the employee’s name to be deleted from any recall list and will result in the loss of the right to recall. The Employer shall maintain an accurate recall list which shall be open to inspection by employees subject to recall, and provided, upon request, to the Association.