Common use of CONTRACTING OUT Clause in Contracts

CONTRACTING OUT. If the State contracts out work normally performed by employees within this unit, and if the contracting out results in the elimination of jobs within the unit, the State will negotiate the impact of the contracting on the affected employees. Negotiations, if demanded, will occur no longer than a sixty (60) day period prior to implementation of the layoff. If the parties have not reached agreement within the sixty (60) day period, the obligation to bargain shall continue. In addition, the State shall assist those employees whose jobs are eliminated by such actions to find other employment. The resources of the Bureau of Human Resources, the Department of Labor and the affected department shall be used in coordination with MSEA-SEIU to help the affected employees secure employment inside or outside of State government. When an employee receives notice that he/she is being displaced as a result of contracting out, the State and MSEA-SEIU will exchange information on vacancies which can be useful in assisting the affected employee find employment. Appropriate preference shall be given affected employees for placement in State service.

CONTRACTING OUT. If the State contracts out work normally performed by employees within this unit, and if the contracting out results in the elimination of jobs within the unit, the State will negotiate the impact of the contracting on the affected employees. Negotiations, if demanded, will occur no longer than a sixty (60) day period prior to implementation of the layoff. If the parties have not reached agreement within the sixty (60) day period, the obligation to bargain shall continue. In addition, the State shall assist those employees whose jobs are eliminated by such actions to find other employment. The resources of the Bureau of Human Resources, the Department of Labor and the affected department shall be used in coordination with MSEA-SEIU to help the affected employees secure employment inside or outside of State government. When an employee receives notice that he/she is being displaced as a result of contracting out, the State and MSEA-SEIU will exchange information on vacancies which can be useful in assisting the affected employee find employmentem- ployment. Appropriate preference shall be given affected employees for placement in State service.

CONTRACTING OUT. If the State contracts out work normally performed by employees within this unit, and if the contracting out results in the elimination of jobs within the unit, the State will negotiate the impact of the contracting on the affected employees. Negotiations, if demanded, will occur no longer than a sixty thirty (6030) day period prior to implementation of the layoff. If the parties have not reached agreement within the sixty thirty (6030) day period, the obligation to bargain shall continue. In addition, the State shall assist those employees whose jobs are eliminated by such actions to find other employment. The resources of the Bureau of Human Resources, the Department of Labor and the affected department shall be used in coordination with MSEA-SEIU MSLEA to help the affected employees secure employment inside or outside of State government. When an employee receives notice that he/she is being displaced as a result of contracting out, the State and MSEA-SEIU MSLEA will exchange information on vacancies which can be useful in assisting the affected employee find employment. Appropriate preference shall be given affected employees for placement in State service.

CONTRACTING OUT. If the State contracts out work normally performed by employees within this unit, and if the contracting out results in the elimination of jobs within the unit, the State will negotiate the impact of the contracting on the affected employees. Negotiations, if demanded, will occur no longer than a sixty (60) day period prior to implementation of the layoff. If the parties have not reached agreement within the sixty (60) day period, the obligation to bargain shall continue. In addition, the State shall assist those employees whose jobs are eliminated by such actions to find other employment. The resources of the Bureau of Human Resources, the Department of Labor and the affected department shall be used in coordination with MSEA-MSEA- SEIU to help the affected employees secure employment inside or outside of State government. When an employee receives notice that he/she the employee is being displaced as a result of contracting out, the State and MSEA-SEIU will exchange information on vacancies which can be useful in assisting the affected employee find employment. Appropriate preference shall be given affected employees for placement in State service.

CONTRACTING OUT. If the State contracts out work normally performed by employees within this unit, and if the contracting out results in the elimination of jobs within the unit, the State will negotiate the impact of the contracting on the affected employees. Negotiations, if demanded, will occur no longer than a sixty (60) day period prior to implementation of the layoff. If the parties have not reached agreement within the sixty (60) day period, the obligation to bargain shall continue. In addition, the State shall assist those employees whose jobs are eliminated by such actions to find other employment. The resources of the Bureau of Human Resources, the Department of Labor and the affected department shall be used in coordination with MSEA-SEIU FOP/MSLES to help the affected employees secure employment inside or outside of State government. When an employee receives notice that he/she is being displaced as a result of contracting out, the State and MSEA-SEIU FOP/MSLES will exchange information on vacancies which can be useful in assisting the affected employee find employment. Appropriate preference shall be given affected employees for placement in State service.

CONTRACTING OUT. If the State contracts out work normally performed by employees within this unit, and if the contracting out results in the elimination of jobs within the unit, the State will negotiate the impact of the contracting on the affected employees. Negotiations, if demanded, will occur no longer than a sixty (60) day period prior to implementation of the layoff. If the parties have not reached agreement agree- ment within the sixty (60) day period, the obligation to bargain shall continue. In addition, the State shall assist those employees whose jobs are eliminated by such actions to find other employment. The resources of the Bureau of Human Resources, the Department of Labor and the affected department shall be used in coordination with MSEA-SEIU to help the affected employees secure employment inside or outside of State government. When an employee receives notice that he/she is being displaced as a result of contracting out, the State and MSEA-SEIU will exchange information on vacancies which can be useful in assisting the affected employee find employment. Appropriate preference shall be given affected employees for placement in State service.