Common use of Withdrawal From Hazardous Materials Assignment Clause in Contracts

Withdrawal From Hazardous Materials Assignment. ‌ Bargaining unit members assigned to a Hazardous Materials Specialist or Technician assignment agree to remain in a Hazardous Materials Specialist or Technician assignment until and unless the unit member gives the City at least thirty days written notice requesting to withdraw from the assignment. The City shall approve requests for withdrawal from the assignment if a Hazardous Materials Specialist or Technician is on the waiting list available to replace the unit member requesting to withdraw or if the withdrawal does not cause team strength to fall below a minimum of ten (10) per platoon. The Hazardous Material Assignment is not a vested right and the City retains the right to remove bargaining unit members from the assignment.

Withdrawal From Hazardous Materials Assignment. ‌ Bargaining unit members assigned to a Hazardous Materials Specialist or Technician assignment agree to remain in a Hazardous Materials Specialist or Technician assignment until and unless the unit member gives the City at least thirty days written notice requesting to withdraw from the assignment. The City shall approve requests for withdrawal from the assignment if a Hazardous Materials Specialist or Technician is on the waiting list available to replace the unit member requesting to withdraw or if the withdrawal does not cause team strength to fall below a minimum of ten (10) per platoon. The Hazardous Material Assignment is not a vested right and the City retains the right to remove bargaining unit members from the assignment.