Common use of Reduction-in-Force Decision Making Process Clause in Contracts

Reduction-in-Force Decision Making Process. The College President will convene a meeting with the appropriate Vice President, Faculty Senate Leadership, Department/Division Chair with responsibility for the FSA, and all Residential Faculty within the FSA to review data and identify potential solutions where a reduction-in-force is being considered. The meeting will be facilitated by a neutral party trained in interest-based decision making and not employed at the College upon the request of any participant convened for the meeting.

Reduction-in-Force Decision Making Process. The College President will convene a meeting with the appropriate Vice President, Faculty Senate Leadership, Department/Division Faculty Chair with responsibility for the FSA, and all Residential Faculty within the FSA to review data and identify potential solutions where a reduction-in-force is being considered. The meeting will be facilitated by a neutral party trained in interest-based decision making and not employed at the College upon the request of any participant convened for the meeting.

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