Prior to Layoffs Sample Clauses

Prior to Layoffs. At least fifteen (15) calendar days, prior to the issuance of any layoff notices, the District shall notify the Association of its intent to lay off bargaining unit members and shall be available to investigate with the Association alternatives in lieu of layoffs including pertinent personnel and employee data. For any layoff notification during the period March 15 through May 15 the above shall apply and also include information including, but not limited to, the following:
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