Common use of Temporary Filling of Bargaining Unit Vacancies Clause in Contracts

Temporary Filling of Bargaining Unit Vacancies. If the Employer/University Administration decides to fill a bargaining unit vacancy on a temporary basis, the Employer/University Administration shall post the position campus-wide for not less than seven (7) working days. For a position filled on a temporary basis after receiving an affirmative action waiver, the posting requirements of this section shall not be applicable. The Union shall be given notice each time a waiver is approved, together with a rationale. Upon receipt of notice, the Union shall have 3 working days to object prior to the position being filled. A bargaining unit position shall not be filled on a temporary basis for more than twelve (12) months. During this twelve (12) month period, the Employer/University Administration shall decide whether or not to continue the position and shall, if the decision is to continue it, post the position in accordance with the provisions of Section 14.4 and complete the search to fill it. The search should normally begin within 6 months from the date of the temporary appointment. For individuals on grant or contract funding the search for a permanent employee should begin within 10 months or when there is a reasonable expectation of funding, whichever is later. The salary for the position filled on a temporary basis shall be within the salary range for the position. The person occupying the position on a temporary basis may be a candidate for the permanent position. A temporary appointee who becomes a candidate for the permanent vacancy shall be considered an external candidate unless he/she would have qualified as an internal candidate at the time the position was filled on a temporary basis. At the time a temporary appointment is made, the temporary appointee shall be informed in writing of his/her status as an internal or external candidate for the permanent vacancy.

Temporary Filling of Bargaining Unit Vacancies. If the Employer/University Administration decides to fill a bargaining unit vacancy on a temporary basis, the Employer/University Administration shall post the position campus-wide for not less than seven (7) working days. For a position filled on a temporary basis after receiving an affirmative action waiver, the posting requirements of this section shall not be applicable. The Union shall be given notice each time a waiver is approved, together with a rationale. Upon receipt of notice, the Union shall have 3 three (3) working days to object prior to the position being filled. A bargaining unit position shall not be filled on a temporary basis for more than twelve (12) months. During this twelve (12) month period, the Employer/University Administration shall decide whether or not to continue the position and shall, if the decision is to continue it, post the position in accordance with the provisions of Section 14.4 and complete the search to fill it. The search should normally begin within 6 six (6) months from the date of the temporary appointment. For individuals on grant or contract funding the search for a permanent employee should begin within 10 ten (10) months or when there is a reasonable expectation of funding, whichever is later. The salary for the position filled on a temporary basis shall be within the salary range for the position. The person occupying the position on a temporary basis may be a candidate for the permanent position. A temporary appointee who becomes a candidate for the permanent vacancy shall be considered an external candidate unless he/she would have qualified as an internal candidate at the time the position was filled on a temporary basis. At the time a temporary appointment is made, the temporary appointee shall be informed in writing of his/her status as an internal or external candidate for the permanent vacancy.

Temporary Filling of Bargaining Unit Vacancies. If the Employer/University Administration decides to fill a bargaining unit vacancy on a temporary basis, the Employer/University Administration shall post the position campus-wide for not less than seven (7) working days. For a position filled on a temporary basis after receiving an affirmative action waiver, the posting requirements of this section shall not be applicable. The Union shall be given notice each time a waiver is approved, together with a rationale. Upon receipt of notice, the The Union shall then have 3 working days to object prior to the position being filled. A bargaining unit position shall not be filled on a temporary basis for more than twelve (12) months. During this twelve (12) month period, the Employer/University Administration shall decide whether or not to continue the position and shall, if the decision is to continue it, post the position in accordance with the provisions of Section 14.4 and complete the search to fill it. The search should normally begin within 6 months from the date of the temporary appointment. For individuals on grant or contract funding the search for a permanent employee should begin within 10 months or when there is a reasonable expectation of funding, whichever is later. The salary for the position filled on a temporary basis shall be within the salary range for the position. The person occupying the position on a temporary basis may be a candidate for the permanent position. A temporary appointee who becomes a candidate for the permanent vacancy shall be considered an external candidate unless he/she would have qualified as an internal candidate at the time the position was filled on a temporary basis. At the time a temporary appointment is made, the temporary appointee shall be informed in writing of his/her status as an internal or external candidate for the permanent vacancy.