Preference for Reemployment Sample Clauses

Preference for Reemployment a. A non-probationary career employee who is on indefinite layoff, or who has received written notice of an indefinite layoff shall be granted preference for reemployment or transfer to any active vacant career bargaining unit position at the same campus/Laboratory from which the employee was laid off and for which the employee is qualified when the position is to be filled is:
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Preference for Reemployment a. A non-probationary career employee who is on indefinite layoff, or who has received written notice of an indefinite layoff shall be granted preference for reemployment or transfer to any active, vacant career bargaining unit position at the same campus/hospital/laboratory from which the employee was laid off and for which the employee is qualified when the position is to be filled is:
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Preference for Reemployment a. A non-probationary career Nurse who is on indefinite layoff, or who has received written notice of an indefinite layoff shall be granted preference for reemployment or transfer to any active vacant career bargaining unit position at the same campus/Laboratory from which the Nurse was laid off and for which the Nurse is qualified when the position is to be filled and is:
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  • Winding Up Affairs Upon Termination In the event that this Contract is terminated for any reason, the parties agree that the provisions of this paragraph survive termination:

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