Common use of Temporary Involuntary Transfer Clause in Contracts

Temporary Involuntary Transfer. a. A temporary involuntary transfer shall not exceed six (6) months in duration; b. The Department Head shall first request volunteers for the assignment prior to directing the transfer of the affected employee; c. In the event no one volunteers to take the assignment, the Department Head shall determine the employee subject to transfer based on the operational needs of the Department, seniority not withstanding. d. The affected employee shall be informed in writing of: i. Reason for the transfer and ii. Expected duration of the transfer If an employee is transferred to a new work location requiring travel time and distance in excess of fifty (50) miles and one-way one hour time commute from the former work location, the employee shall receive mileage reimbursement for the duration of the transferred assignment.

Temporary Involuntary Transfer. a. A temporary involuntary transfer shall not exceed six (6) months in duration; b. The Department Head shall first request volunteers for the assignment prior to directing the transfer of the affected employee; c. In the event no one volunteers to take the assignment, the Department Head shall determine the employee subject to transfer based on the operational needs of the Department, seniority not withstandingnotwithstanding. d. The affected employee shall be informed in writing of: i. Reason for the transfer and ii. Expected duration of the transfer If an employee is transferred to a new work location requiring travel time and distance in excess of fifty (50) miles and one-way one hour time commute from the former work location, the employee shall receive mileage reimbursement for the duration of the transferred assignment.