USE AND ASSIGNMENT OF EMPLOYEES AND LOSS OF PROTECTION Sample Clauses

USE AND ASSIGNMENT OF EMPLOYEES AND LOSS OF PROTECTION. Section 1 - An employee shall cease to be a protected employee in case of resignation, death, retirement, dismissal for cause in accordance with existing agreements, or failure to retain or obtain a position available to him/her in the exercise of the employee’s seniority rights in accordance with existing rules or agreements, or failure to accept employment as provided in this Article. A protected furloughed employee who fails to respond to extra work when called shall cease to be a protected employee. If an employee dismissed for cause is reinstated to service, the employee will be restored to the status of a protected employee as of the date of the employee’s reinstatement.
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USE AND ASSIGNMENT OF EMPLOYEES AND LOSS OF PROTECTION. Sections 1 and 2—
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USE AND ASSIGNMENT OF EMPLOYEES AND LOSS OF PROTECTION. Section 1 An employee shall cease to be a protected employee in case of resignation, death, retirement, dismissal for cause in accordance with existing agreements, or he becomes eligible for an annuity at age 65 under the Railroad Retirement Act. The protected status of an employee who fails to obtain or retain a position available to him in the exercise of seniority rights and which does not require a change in residence, or fails to accept employment as provided in this Agreement which does not require a change of residence, or fails to respond to extra work when called, will be suspended until such time as he obtains a regular position. Effective with the date he occupies such a regular position, he will be restored to the status of a protected employee and protected at the rate of the regular position occupied on the date his protected status is restored. If an employee dismissed for cause is reinstated to service, he will be restored to the status of a protected employee as of the date of his reinstatement ** NOTE ** The following application of Article II, Sections 1 and 5 was reached by Agreement dated May 8, 1985: As agreed, a protected employee who stands for work at his headquarters point and who voluntarily acquires a position beyond 30 miles of the reporting point of the position where he initially acquired protection and he does not change his residence will be required to return to the point where he acquired his protection initially in the event he is displaced or his job is abolished and he no longer stands for a position at the location to which he voluntarily transferred. Failure to do so will result in suspension of protection. NOTE: It is understood that a "change in residence" as used above means that the employee must actually move his residence.
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