Recruitment Notification and Entry Level Positions Sample Clauses

Recruitment Notification and Entry Level Positions a. Ten (10) month employees with active interest forms on file will be offered in order of descending seniority twelve (12) month appointments within the same job classification within the seniority unit that become available to be filled. A ten (10) month employee must indicate interest in working a twelve (12) month appointment by submitting the interest form set forth in Appendix F to his/her immediate supervisor. A ten (10) month employee must file a new interest form every six (6) months in order to maintain consideration for a twelve (12) month appointment. b. At the discretion of Rutgers, any position vacancy in a classification not eligible for inclusion in the bargaining unit may be made known if such information seems appropriate for distribution. These positions may be within the framework of the various seniority units or in other departments outside the seniority units. It is understood, however, that there is no obligation on the part of Rutgers to make these vacancies known.
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Recruitment Notification and Entry Level Positions a. Ten (10) month employees with active interest forms on file will be offered in order of descending seniority twelve (12) month appointments within the same job classification within the seniority unit that become available to be filled. A ten (10) month employee must indicate interest in working a twelve (12) month appointment by submitting the interest form set forth in Appendix F to his/her immediate supervisor. A ten (10) month employee must file a new interest form every six (6) months in order to maintain consideration for a twelve (12) month appointment. b. At the discretion of Rutgers, any position vacancy in a classification not eligible for inclusion in the bargaining unit or any Custodian or Dining Services Worker-B positions not filled as a result of 3.a, above, may be made known if such information seems appropriate for distribution. These positions may be within the framework of the various seniority units or in other departments outside the seniority units. It is understood, however, that there is no obligation on the part of Rutgers to make these vacancies known. c. Part-time employees with active interest forms on file will be considered, in order of descending seniority, for full- time appointments within the same job classification within the seniority unit that become available to be filled. A part-time employee must indicate interest in working a full- time appointment by submitting the interest form set forth in Appendix G to his/her immediate supervisor. A part-time employee must file a new interest form every six (6) months in order to maintain consideration for a full-time appointment. Non-selection for a position will not be subject to the grievance procedure.
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