Common use of POSITION ABOLISHMENT Clause in Contracts

POSITION ABOLISHMENT. OP40.01 Position abolishment occurs when the Board eliminates a Position occupied by a Regular, Sessional Employee, or Recurring Part-time Employee which it does not intend to re-establish in the foreseeable future. Position abolishment may occur for reasons that may include but are not limited to technological change, automation, contracting out, merger or dissolution of Departments and budgetary constraints. However, this Article shall not apply in the event of a support staff reduction caused by fire, flood, earthquake, or other natural disasters, work stoppage or similar circumstance, requiring immediate closure of all or part of the University.

POSITION ABOLISHMENT. OP40.01 40.01 Position abolishment occurs when the Board eliminates a Position occupied by a Regular, Sessional Employee, or Recurring Part-time or Coach Employee which it does not intend to re-establish in the foreseeable future. Position abolishment may occur for reasons that may include but are not limited to technological change, automation, contracting out, merger or dissolution of Departments and budgetary constraints. However, this Article shall not apply in the event of a support staff reduction caused by fire, flood, earthquake, or other natural disastersact of God, work stoppage or similar circumstance, requiring immediate closure of all or part of the University.

POSITION ABOLISHMENT. OP40.01 40.01 Position abolishment occurs when the Board eliminates a Position occupied by a Regular, Regular or Sessional Employee, Employee or a Recurring Part-time Employee which it does not intend to re-establish in the foreseeable future. Position abolishment may occur for reasons that which may include but are not limited to technological change, automation, contracting out, merger or dissolution of Departments and budgetary constraints. However, this Article shall not apply in the event of a support staff reduction caused by fire, flood, earthquake, or other natural disastersact of God, work stoppage or similar circumstance, requiring immediate closure of all or part of the University.