Common use of Work Being Performed by Students Clause in Contracts

Work Being Performed by Students. An employee who is laid off may exercise seniority for work in the bargaining unit being performed by students, providing their qualifications are relatively equal and providing that the exercising of seniority does not result in overtime costs to the University. In addition, the employee exercising seniority in this manner will undertake to perform the job until the employee is recalled to their former position. Notwithstanding, however, that if another position at a higher rate of pay within the bargaining unit becomes available, the employee may exercise seniority if their qualifications are relatively equal.

Work Being Performed by Students. An employee who is laid off may exercise his/her seniority for work in the bargaining unit being performed by students, providing their qualifications are relatively equal and providing that the exercising of seniority does not result in overtime costs to the University. In addition, the employee exercising his/her seniority in this manner will undertake to perform the job until the employee he/she is recalled to their his/her former position. Notwithstanding, however, that if another position at a higher rate of pay within the bargaining unit becomes available, the employee may exercise his or her seniority if their the employee's qualifications are relatively equal.