Terminal Closure & Significant Change Sample Clauses

Terminal Closure & Significant Change. In the event the company closes a terminal facility or implements significant operational or technological change which has an adverse effect on 25% or more of the employees at a work location, the company will advise the union not less than 30 calendar days’ prior to the change. If requested, the company will meet with the union to discuss the change and investigate measures to minimize the adverse effects. These measures will include discussions on ways to assist employees to transfer to other locations and assistance to find alternate employment. Employees with one or more completed years of service, laid off as a result of a terminal closure or the implementation of a company initiated significant change, will receive one (1) weeks’ severance at their regular rate of pay for each completed year of service, based on the average number of regular hours paid in the 12 weeks prior to the change. Eligible employees will receive a minimum of two (2) weeks’ severance
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