Common use of Retrenchment Clause in Contracts

Retrenchment. For purposes of this Article, retrenchment is a reduction in bargaining unit personnel or a reduction in a faculty member’s workload made necessary by a lack of financial resources, low enrollment, or as a result of organizational or technological changes. If retrenchment is necessary, then reduction of personnel or reduction in a faculty member’s workload shall be applied as hereinafter set forth.

Appears in 4 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Retrenchment. For purposes of this Article, retrenchment is a reduction in bargaining unit personnel or a reduction in a faculty member’s workload made necessary by a lack of financial resources, low enrollment, or as a result of organizational or technological changes. If retrenchment is necessarydeemed necessary by the College, then reduction of personnel or reduction in a faculty member’s workload shall be applied as hereinafter set forth.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Retrenchment. For purposes of this Article, retrenchment is a reduction in bargaining unit personnel or a reduction in a faculty member’s workload made necessary by a lack of financial resources, or because of substantially declining low enrollment, or as a result of organizational or technological changes. If retrenchment is necessary, then reduction of personnel or reduction in a faculty member’s workload shall be applied as hereinafter set forth.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Faculty Negotiations Tentative Agreement

Retrenchment. For purposes of this Articlearticle, retrenchment is a reduction in bargaining unit personnel or a reduction in a faculty member’s workload made necessary by a lack of financial resources, low enrollment, or as a result of organizational or technological changes. If retrenchment is necessarydeemed necessary by the College, then reduction of personnel or reduction in a faculty member’s workload shall be applied as hereinafter set forth.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement