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BB.50 A Board Surplus Employee who is unable to bump any other Employee will be given notice of layoff in accordance with the Employment Standards Act and will be laid off.
BB.51 A Board Surplus Employee who is unable to bump any other Employee will be given notice of layoff in accordance with the Employment Standards Act and will be laid off.
Prior to implementing layoff for those Surplus Employees who have not elected layoff under the Employer will ensure that the application of the Surplus Bumping Procedures does not result in a Collective Agreement Unit C September to August probationary Employee continuing to be placed in a position for which a Board Surplus Employee holds the appropriate skills, ability and qualifications to perform the duties of the position.
A Permanent Employee who has been laid off shall be given the option of displacing a temporary Employee if the Board Surplus Employee holds the appropriate skills, ability and qualifications to perform the duties of the assignment which is at the same or lesser annual rate of earnings, exclusive of overtime.
The Board Surplus Employee will be paid the rate for the position at a step that most closely approximates and is not lower than the rate of pay in the position previously occupied by the Board Surplus Employee.
In this instance, the temporary Employee’s assignment will be terminated, the temporary Employee will return to the pool of temporary replacement personnel, available for other assignment, and the Board Surplus Employee will be placed in order of seniority in the position.
A Board Surplus Employee who is unable to bump any other Employee will be given notice of layoff in accordance with the Employment Standards Act and will be laid off.