Recall Priority Sample Clauses

Recall Priority. Except when he or she receives an amount in lieu of notice, in whole or in part, as provided below, a laid-off continuous status employee shall maintain call-back priority for eighteen (18) months from the date of the lay-off. Seniority shall not be interrupted if the continuous status employee is called back to work within this time.
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Recall Priority. 1. The University will determine when it is necessary to fill a vacancy or increase the bargaining unit work force following a layoff/force reduction.
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Recall Priority. Employees on a layoff/recall list shall be recalled pursuant to Article 12, Reduction in Force (Layoff and Recall), prior to utilizing promotional or transfer lists.
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Recall Priority a. Unless there is a compelling difference in the degree of expertise, ability, and performance relevant to the assignment in question between Employees of different designations, a Lecturer I will not be recalled before a Lecturer II and neither will be recalled before a Lecturer III.
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Recall Priority. Assuming qualifications for the assignment are met, the order of recall shall be Lecturers 3, then Lecturers 2, then Lecturers 1.
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Recall Priority. 1. The order of recall for Employees on layoff within each specific employee designation within an academic unit shall be based on expertise, ability, and performance relevant to the assignment in question as determined by the Employer.
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