OHA Clause Samples

OHA. For purposes of Article 70--Layoff, the geographic area shall be the worksite location or city. An employee receiving a layoff notice under Article 70 must exercise his/her layoff rights pursuant to Article 70, Section 2, Subsection (d) or the option below: Option (5): Anywhere in the State within OHA, an employee may move into a vacant position, which OHA intends to fill, in the same or lower classifications for which the employee qualifies. Employees selecting Option (5) will not be placed on any geographic area layoff list for the classification from which he/she is being laid off. The Parties agree that the Department will not have to calculate and post Layoff Service Dates for employees in classifications affected by layoff as long as a vacancy exists (which management intends to fill) in the affected classification within the designated layoff area. This is predicated on a vacant position, which the Department intends to fill, always being considered as the “least senior” position in any classification. In instances where a vacancy does not exist within the affected employee’s designated area of layoff, the Departments agree to calculate and post Layoff Service Dates, in accordance with Article 70, Section 2(a) provisions. All conditions contained in Article 70 continue to apply.
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OHA. For purposes of Article 70--Layoff, the geographic area shall be the worksite location or city. An employee receiving a layoff notice under Article 70 must exercise their layoff rights pursuant to Article 70, Section 2, Subsection (d) or the option below: Option (5): Anywhere in the State within OHA, an employee may move into a vacant position, which OHA intends to fill, in the same or lower classifications for which the employee qualifies. Employees selecting Option (5) will not be placed on any geographic area layoff list for the classification from which they are being laid off. The Parties agree that the Department will not have to calculate and post Layoff Service Dates for employees in classifications affected by layoff as long as a vacancy exists (which management intends to fill) in the affected classification within the designated layoff area. This is predicated on a vacant position, which the Department intends to fill, always being considered as the “least senior” position in any classification. In instances where a vacancy does not exist within the affected employee’s designated area of layoff, the Departments agree to calculate and post Layoff Service Dates, in accordance with Article 70, Section 2(a) provisions. All conditions contained in Article 70 continue to apply. Section 1. For purposes of Article 70--Layoff, the geographic area is the employee’s Facility or Camp. If there is no opportunity in the employee’s Facility or Camp, employees in those Facilities or Camps will have an option at one (1) other Facility or Camp. Section 2. OYA employees who move from one (1) organizational unit to another as a result of the layoff provision shall have the option to return to their previous Institution or Camp according to Article 45.2A, Section 1.
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OHA a. OHA shall review FEMA’s determination of the Areas of Potential Effects (APE), National Register eligibility determinations, and FEMA’s effect findings and respond within timeframes required by this Agreement. b. As requested, OHA staff shall be reasonably available as a resource and for consultation through site visits, written requests, telephone conversations or electronic media. In those instances where consultation with OHA has occurred, FEMA shall provide a written summary via e-mail or regular mail to OHA, including any decisions that were reached. c. OHA shall participate in an initial scoping meeting for a Declaration. d. For an Undertaking that may affect historic properties of religious and cultural significance to Native Hawaiian organizations, OHA shall coordinate with FEMA, to identify consulting parties, including any Native Hawaiian organizations that may have an interest in a specific Undertaking and its effects on historic properties. e. OHA shall participate in annual reviews convened by FEMA to review the effectiveness of this Agreement in accordance with Stipulation I.B.1.e.
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OHA. To the extent any provision in the OHP Contract applies to Contractor with respect to the Services Contractor is providing to OHA through the Agreement, that provision shall be incorporated by reference into the Agreement and shall apply equally to Subcontractor. OHA will receive the benefit of Subcontractor’s performance as if the Subcontractor were the Contractor with respect to the OHP Contract, Exhibit D, Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 13, 14, 17, 18 and 22.
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