Xxxxxx and Reduction of Staff Sample Clauses

Xxxxxx and Reduction of Staff. 1. In the event the Employer desires to lay off, speed up or change the hours or starting and quitting time of any employee or employees or reduce staffing, the Employer will submit the following information to the Union, in writing, before any action is taken on the proposed layoff, speed up or change in the hours or starting and quitting time: a. The job location and affected suite numbers at which the proposed layoff, speed up or change in the hours or starting and quitting time is to occur; b. A list of the employees working at the job location, and the length of employment and classification of each employee; c. A list of the employees the Employer desires to lay off, speed up or change the hours or starting and quitting time of, or positions the Employer desires to eliminate; d. The date and reason for the proposed layoff, speed up or change in the hours or starting and quitting time, or reduction in staffing. 2. The Union agrees to consent to the Employer’s proposed changes pursuant to this Article when the Employer has complied with the provisions of this Article and demonstrated that its proposed changes are necessary to: a. Respond to changes required in customer’s specifications to the extent they directly affect current staffing. The Employer agrees to provide the Union with copies of the changes in specifications in situations relating to changes in customer specifications. b. Respond to vacancies occurring in a building at which the Employer conducts cleaning operations to the extent such vacancies directly affect current staffing; c. Return staffing in a building where the crew was increased due to special needs to the levels customarily maintained by the Employer at said building, provided there has not been a material increase in required customer specifications that led to, or followed, the increased staffing; d. Adjust staffing to its customary levels of production, provided that the Employer does not impose an unreasonable workload. 3. Where the Employer proposes to layoff or make other changes pursuant to this Article in order to respond to competitive bids from contractors who do not provide terms and conditions of employment equivalent to those contained in this Agreement, the Union agrees that it will not unreasonably withhold consent to reduce staffing, lay off, speed up or change the hours or starting and quitting time of employees so that the Employer may responsibly respond. 4. In the case of a layoff where the Union has agreed ...
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