DIRECTED TRANSFER OR REASSIGNMENT Clause Samples
The Directed Transfer or Reassignment clause allows one party to require the transfer or reassignment of certain rights, obligations, or assets to a specified third party or entity. In practice, this clause may be invoked when a company undergoes restructuring, merges with another entity, or needs to reallocate contractual responsibilities to a subsidiary or affiliate. Its core function is to provide flexibility and control over the allocation of contractual interests, ensuring that business needs or strategic changes can be accommodated without breaching the original agreement.
DIRECTED TRANSFER OR REASSIGNMENT. 27.3.1 A directed transfer is an involuntary transfer to a different work site which may or may not include a different work assignment.
27.3.2 A reassignment is an assignment to a different grade level or subject in the same building.
27.3.3 A directed transfer or reassignment shall not be arbitrary, capricious, or punitive in nature. The employee affected by a non-performance directed transfer will be provided a list of openings available and asked to designate a list of preferred placement. The ultimate decision will be the Superintendent of the appropriate level. Should the employee not receive one of his/her preferences, reasons will be provided.
27.3.4 Prior to notifying an employee he/she is being considered for a directed transfer, the administrator's recommendation must be reviewed and approved by the appropriate Area Superintendent or designee. (2007)