Replaced in former position Sample Clauses

Replaced in former position. If at anytime during the absence (whether during the initial twenty-six (26) weeks or at the time that the employee is eligible to apply for LTD benefits) the medical prognosis is that the employee will not likely be able to return to the employee’s regular position, then the employee shall be permanently replaced in that position. When there is satisfactory medical support for the return to work on a regular full time basis; the University shall place the employee in a job which the employee can do, within the union jurisdiction, at the rate of pay applicable to that position, when such a position becomes available within the bargaining unit, or failing this, will endeavor to have the employee employed within the general scope of the University. If the University is unable to secure placement within twelve (12) months, the employee may be subject to termination. Employees terminated shall receive one (1) week’s pay at regular rate of pay for each year of employment to a maximum of twelve (12) weeks.
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