Common use of Lay-off Procedure Clause in Contracts

Lay-off Procedure. (a) Where a surplus of employee(s) within a classification exists on a shift, the Employer may serve a notice of lay-off to the most junior employee(s) in the same classification on that shift. However, if the employee(s) thus served with notice have greater seniority than an employee(s) on another shift in the same classification; they may bump such most junior employee(s).

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Service Employees, Collective Agreement

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Lay-off Procedure. (a) Where a surplus of employee(sEmployee(s) within a classification exists on a shift, the Employer may serve a notice of lay-off to the most junior employee(sEmployee(s) in the same classification on that shift. However, if the employee(sEmployee(s) thus served with notice have greater seniority than an employee(sEmployee(s) on another shift in the same classification; they may bump such most junior employee(sEmployee(s).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: negotech.labour.gc.ca

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Lay-off Procedure. (a) Where a surplus of employee(sEmployee(s) within a classification exists on a shift, the Employer may serve a notice of lay-off to the most junior employee(sEmployee(s) in the same classification on that shift. However, if the employee(sEmployee(s) thus served with notice have greater seniority than an employee(sEmployee(s) on another shift · in the same classification; they may bump such most junior employee(smostjunior Employee(s).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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