Common use of REDUCTION IN FORCE Clause in Contracts

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. 20.1 A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. 20.2 For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the The Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center up to within six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. 2 1. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular 3 nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or 4 shifts. B. 6 2. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.be

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 22 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or 23 shifts. B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. 17 20.1 A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position 18 or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts.. 19 B. 20 20.2 For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on 21 site at the The Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.. 22

REDUCTION IN FORCE. ‌ 2 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position 3 or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts.. 4 5 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on 6 site at the Medical Center Home Health and Hospice up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.. 7

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. 1. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. 2. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center The Hospital up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. 20.1. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. 20.2. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center The Hospital up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 20 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. 13 20.1. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular 14 nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or 15 shifts. B. 16 20.2. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 17 precepted on site at the Medical Center The Hospital up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 9 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 10 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. 12 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 13 precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six (6) weeks of assuming the new role or 14 position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. 20. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. 20.1. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center The Hospital up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. ‌ 2 20.1 A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position 3 or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. 5 20.2 For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on 6 site at the The Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 2 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular 3 nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled 4 hours or shifts. 6 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 7 precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six (6) weeks of assuming the 8 new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 3 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 4 clinician’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s clinician’s scheduled 5 hours or shifts. 7 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse clinician is able to be 8 precepted on site at the Medical Center Home Health and HospicePHHH for up to six weeks of assuming 9 the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 2 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 3 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. 5 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 6 precepted on site at the Medical Center up to within six weeks of assuming the new role or 7 position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurseclinician’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurseclinician’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. For purposes of this articleArticle, “qualified” means that the nurse clinician is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center PHHH/Benedictine for up to six (6) weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 28 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 29 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. 31 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 32 precepted on site at the Medical Center up to within six weeks of assuming the new role or 33 position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 26 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s position 27 or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. 29 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on 30 site at the Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 19 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular 20 nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled 21 hours or shifts. 23 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 24 precepted on site at the Medical Center up to within six weeks of assuming the 25 new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 6 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 7 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. 9 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 10 precepted on site at the Medical Center Home Health and Hospice up to six weeks of assuming the new 11 role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 10 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurseclinician’s 11 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurseclinician’s scheduled hours or shifts.. 12 13 B. For purposes of this articleArticle, “qualified” means that the nurse clinician is able to be 14 precepted on site at the Medical Center PHHH for up to six (6) weeks of assuming the new role or 15 position.. 16

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. ‌ 28 20.1 A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular 29 nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or 30 shifts. B. 1 20.2 For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 2 precepted on site at the The Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role 3 or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. A. C.1 A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a 14 regular nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular 15 nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six weeks of assuming the new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. ‌ 14 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular 15 nurse’s position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled 16 hours or shifts. 18 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 19 precepted on site at the Medical Center up to six (6) weeks of assuming the 20 new role or position.

REDUCTION IN FORCE. 11 A. A reduction in force is defined as the involuntary elimination of a regular nurse’s 12 position or an involuntary reduction of a regular nurse’s scheduled hours or shifts. 14 B. For purposes of this article, “qualified” means that the nurse is able to be 15 precepted on site at the Medical Center Home Health and Hospice up to six weeks of assuming the new 16 role or position.