Recall within Department of Layoff Sample Clauses

Recall within Department of Layoff. When the Employer rehires after a layoff has occurred, the Employer shall first attempt to rehire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the previous year in the reverse order of their layoff, if they are available for work. In addition, employees laid off within the previous year may be considered, if available for work, for positions of equal or lower classifications within this agreement for which they meet the minimum qualifications. Employees who refuse recall into their former job classification shall relinquish their recall and reemployment rights under this Agreement.
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Recall within Department of Layoff. When the County rehires in a department after a layoff has occurred, the County shall first attempt to rehire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the department within the previous year in the reverse order of their layoff, if they are available for work. In addition, employees laid off within the previous year may be considered, if available for work, for positions of equal or lower classifications for which they meet the minimum qualifications. Such rehired employees shall return with bargaining unit seniority for purposes of computing fringe benefits, except the period of layoff shall not be counted. Laid off employees shall retain seniority for recall purposes for twelve (12) months following the effective date of the layoff. Fringe benefits shall include vacation leave, sick leave and longevity.
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Recall within Department of Layoff. When the County re-hires in the juvenile department after a layoff has occurred, the County shall first attempt to re-hire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the department in the reverse order of their layoff, if they are available for work. In addition, laid off employees shall be considered, if available for work, for positions of equal or lower classifications for which they meet the minimum qualifications. Such re- hired employees shall return with County seniority for purposes of computing fringe benefits, except the period of layoff shall not be counted. Laid off employees shall retain seniority for recall purposes for twelve (12) months following the effective date of the layoff. Fringe benefits shall include vacation leave, sick leave and longevity. Employees’ previously accrued, unused sick leave balances shall be restored as defined in the County’s Personnel Manual.
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Recall within Department of Layoff. When the County rehires in a department within twelve (12) months after a layoff has occurred, the County shall first attempt to rehire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the department in the reverse order of their layoff. In addition, employees laid off shall be considered for positions of equal or lower classifications for which they meet the minimum qualifications and for which they have notified the County Human Resources Department that they are potentially qualified and for which they are interested in applying. A recalled employee shall be subject to the probationary period as outlined in Section D (Definitions). Employees who refuse reinstatement into their former job classification shall relinquish their recall and reemployment rights under this Agreement.
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Recall within Department of Layoff. When the County rehires in a department within one (1) year after a layoff has occurred, the County will first attempt to rehire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the department in the reverse order of their layoff. Laid off employees will also be considered, if they are available for work, for positions of equal or lower classifications for which they meet the minimum qualifications. Laid off employees must meet the minimum qualifications for the position to be considered for recall.
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Recall within Department of Layoff. When the Employer rehires in a department within twelve (12) months after a layoff has occurred, the Employer shall first attempt to rehire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the department in the reverse order of their layoff. In addition, employees laid off may be considered for positions of equal or lower classifications for which they meet the minimum qualifications. A recalled employee shall be subject to the probationary period as outlined in Section D (Definitions). Employees who refuse recall into their former job classification shall relinquish their recall and reemployment rights under this Agreement.
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Recall within Department of Layoff. When the Employer rehires in a department after a layoff has occurred, the Employer shall first attempt to rehire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the department within the previous year in the reverse order of their layoff, if they are available for work. In addition, employees laid off within the previous year may be considered, if available for work, for positions of equal or lower classifications for which they meet the minimum qualifications. A recalled employee shall be subject to the probationary period as outlined in Section D (Definitions). Employees who refuse recall into their former job classification shall relinquish their recall and reemployment rights under this Agreement.
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Recall within Department of Layoff. When the County rehires in a department after a layoff has occurred, the County shall first attempt to rehire those employees who were laid off from the affected classification within the department within the previous year in the reverse order of their layoff. In addition, employees laid off within the previous year shall be considered for positions of equal or lower classifications for which they meet the minimum qualifications and for which they have notified the County Human Resources Division that they are potentially qualified and for which they are interested in applying. Employees who refuse reinstatement into their former job classification shall relinquish their recall and reemployment rights under this Agreement.
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