Procedures for Bumping Sample Clauses
Procedures for Bumping. The bumping employee notified of impending layoff must inform the Chief Human Resources Officer (or designee), in writing, within ten (10) business days following notification of layoff, of their desire to engage in the bumping process. This notification will remain in effect until the employee is placed in a position, or placed on layoff status.
i. Once the position they are able to bump into is identified, the Chief Human Resources Officer will conduct a review of the identified position to ensure the job description for the incumbent position is accurate and determine if the employee meets the minimum qualifications.
ii. The review will be conducted through an interactive process with the bumping employee.
iii. The review may consider any active Plan of Assistance the bumping employee is participating in or recent, unsatisfactory performance evaluations/issues, if the area of deficiency would negatively affect the bumping employee’s ability to perform the essential job functions for the position.
iv. The bumping employee will have a maximum of three (3) months to learn and perform the duties and responsibilities of the new position, with a required performance appraisal at the end of the three (3) month probationary period.
v. At the end of the three (3) month probationary period, if the College determines the employee is not able to perform the duties of the position, they will be placed on layoff status with recall rights to a position in their wage grade prior to the reduction in accordance with Section 5 of this article.
Procedures for Bumping.
5.5.1 If an employee receives layoff notice and chooses to bump, providing they have the required qualifications, knowledge, education, skills and abilities for the position, the procedure shall be as follows:
5.5.1.1 Bump an employee with the least seniority within the same classification and hours of work within the attendance area in which the employee is presently working; or
5.5.1.2 Bump an employee with the least seniority within the same classification within the area in which the employee is presently working. For the purpose of this article, area shall be defined as follows:
i) Area 1: Sturgis
ii) Area 2: Canora
Procedures for Bumping. 5.5.1 If an employee receives layoff notice and chooses to bump, providing he has the required qualifications, knowledge, education, skills and abilities for the position, the procedure shall be as follows:
5.5.1.1 Bump an employee with the least seniority within the same classification and hours of work within the attendance area in which the employee is presently working;
5.5.1.2 Bump an employee with the least seniority within the same classification and hours of work within the Area in which the employee is presently working; For the purpose of this Article, Area shall be defined as follows:
i) Area North – Preeceville, Norquay, Kamsack
ii) Area South – ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
5.5.2 Employees, after being advised of their options, shall be granted up to 3 working days to select their option, if no selection is made, the employee shall be deemed on layoff.
5.5.3 Employees who work in more than one classification and choose to bump as outlined above in Article 5.5.1 shall do so in the classification in which majority of their assignment is spent.
5.5.4 The division will incur no additional cost as a result of the employee bumping out of their attendance area. (The school bus will not be allowed to leave the attendance area.)
Procedures for Bumping. Whenever it necessary to furlough employees which could result in bumping, a meeting shall be set at which time all affected employees in the department shall make their decisions with reference to any bumping rights that they may have. No bumping shall occur at any other time or place. If an employee is unable to attend the bumping meeting, he may appoint a proxy to make any and all decisions on his behalf. Such appointment shall be done in writing at least two (2) days in advance of the meeting. All such decisions made by the proxy shall be binding on the employee and no challenges shall be made by the employee with respect to the decisions of the proxy.
