Common use of Temporary Openings Clause in Contracts

Temporary Openings. Temporary openings, i.e., to cover absences, PTO coverage, overtime coverage or other unanticipated temporary staffing requirements, will first be filled with employees from within the same classification within the same unit. Volunteers will be solicited based on classification seniority. If the temporary vacancy cannot be filled with volunteers, then qualified employees may be assigned to cover the temporary vacancy in reverse order of classification seniority. The employer will make every reasonable effort to fill the shift with a member of the bargaining unit.

Temporary Openings. Temporary openings, i.e., to cover absences, PTO coverage, overtime coverage or other unanticipated temporary staffing requirements, will first be filled with employees from within the same classification within the same unit. Volunteers will be solicited based on classification seniority. If the temporary vacancy cannot be filled with volunteers, then qualified employees may be assigned to cover the temporary vacancy in reverse order of classification seniority. The employer will make every reasonable effort to fill the shift with a member of the bargaining unit.

Temporary Openings. Temporary openings, i.e., to cover absences, PTO coveragecoverage for employees on vacation, overtime coverage or other unanticipated temporary staffing requirements, will first be filled with employees from within the same classification within the same unit. Volunteers will be solicited based on classification seniority. If the temporary vacancy cannot be filled with volunteers, then qualified employees may be assigned to cover the temporary vacancy in reverse order of classification seniority. The employer will make every reasonable effort to fill the shift with a member of the bargaining unit.