Job Bank Assignment Clause Samples
The Job Bank Assignment clause establishes the process by which employees may be temporarily assigned to a job bank when their regular positions are eliminated or unavailable. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for placement in the job bank, the duration an employee may remain there, and the types of work or retraining opportunities that may be offered during this period. Its core function is to provide a structured approach for managing workforce reductions or reassignments, helping to mitigate the impact of job loss and offering employees a pathway to continued employment or redeployment within the organization.
Job Bank Assignment. 1. Regular (permanently certified) employees whose positions are eliminated shall receive formal, written notification to that effect from the appointing authority of the department to which they are assigned. If a position is to be eliminated in any department, the employee with the least amount of seniority in the particular job class within the impacted division/department will be placed in the job bank, regardless of performance, assignment, function or other consideration. For the purposes of this section, a division is defined as an operational unit headed by a supervisory director or deputy who reports directly to a department head. If a department is of such a size as to have no distinct divisions, the department shall be treated as a division. Whether the layoff will be implemented relative to the least senior in a division or department will be determined by the terms of the Labor Agreement covering the impacted positions.
2. Such employees shall be assigned to the Job Bank. Employees whose positions have been eliminated based on the Employer’s regular annual budget process, including the Mayor’s proposed budget and/or the final annual City budget as passed by the City Council, or as otherwise ordered by the City Council, are entitled to a sixty (60) day tenure in the job bank. All positions eliminated based on the Mayor’s proposed budget and/or the final annual City budget as passed by the City Council must be so eliminated after the Mayor’s proposed budget is announced but no later than January 1, of the next budget cycle (unless the department/division intends to eliminate at a later date as part of their final annual budget for that year). Employees whose positions have been eliminated based on any mid-cycle budget or revenue reductions not controlled by the Mayor and the City Council, are entitled to a thirty (30) day tenure in the job bank, or until they are reassigned, whichever may first occur. All such employees in the Job Bank shall have extended job bank services for as long as they remain on a recall list. During such period such laid off employees shall form a pool for “restricted examination” for positions for which they may be qualified. The employee will notify the City of their interest in being considered. The Union will assist in notifying these employees of vacancies to be filled. A permit position shall be considered a “vacancy” if it is in a job classification impacted by the workforce reduction and if more than 60 days rema...
Job Bank Assignment. Regular (permanently certified) employees whose positions are eliminated shall receive formal, written notification to that effect from the appointing authority of the department to which they are assigned. If a position is to be eliminated in any department, the employee with the least amount of seniority in the particular job class within the impacted division/department will be placed in the job bank, regardless of performance, assignment, function or other consideration. For the purposes of this section, a division is defined as an operational unit headed by a supervisory director or deputy who reports directly to a department head. If a department is of such a size as to have no distinct divisions, the department shall be treated as a division. Whether the layoff will be implemented relative to the least senior in a division or department will be determined by the terms of the Labor Agreement covering the impacted positions.
Job Bank Assignment. 1. Regular (permanently certified) employees whose positions are eliminated shall receive formal, written notification to that effect from the appointing authority of the department to which they are assigned. If a position is to be eliminated in any department, the employee with the least amount of seniority in the particular job class within the impacted division/department will be placed in the job bank, regardless of performance, assignment, function or other consideration. For the purposes of this section, a division is defined as an operational unit headed by a supervisory director or deputy who reports directly to a department head. If a department is of such a size as to have no distinct divisions, the department shall be treated as a division. Whether the layoff will be implemented relative to the least senior in a division or department will be determined by the terms of the Labor Agreement covering the impacted positions.
2. Such employees shall be assigned to the Job Bank. Employees whose positions have been eliminated based on the Employer’s regular annual budget process, including the Mayor’s proposed budget and/or the final annual City budget as passed by the City Council, or as
