Common use of Redeployment Committee Clause in Contracts

Redeployment Committee. In all situations involving lay-offs of members of the bargaining unit, the Board will discuss the circumstances related to the lay-off with the Union at a meeting of the Labour/Management Committee. In such circumstances, the consultation at the Labour/Management Committee shall take place not less than thirty (30) calendar days in advance of the proposed effective date of the lay-off. When the Labour/Management Committee convenes to discuss lay-offs, its composition may be augmented to a maximum of up to seven (7) representatives for each of the Employer and Union teams. The meeting shall be held during normal working hours and the time spent attending such meeting(s) will be considered work time for which all participants shall be entitled to regular pay. When reviewing the lay-offs, the Labour/Management Committee shall conduct itself in its normal fashion with regard to chairing the meetings, preparation of agendas, minutes, etc. The Committee will have at its disposal such staffing, work organization and financial information as is relevant to the proposed lay- off.

Redeployment Committee. In all situations involving lay-offs of members of the bargaining unit, the Board will discuss the circumstances related to the lay-off with the Union at a meeting of the Labour/Management Committee. In such circumstances, the consultation at the Labour/Management Committee shall take place not less than thirty (30) calendar days in advance of the proposed effective date of the lay-off. When the Labour/Management Committee convenes to discuss lay-offs, its composition may be augmented to a maximum of up to seven (7) representatives for each of the Employer and Union teams. The meeting shall be held during normal working hours and the time spent attending such meeting(s) will be considered work time for which all participants shall be entitled to regular pay. When reviewing the lay-offs, the Labour/Management Committee shall conduct itself in its normal fashion with regard to chairing the meetings, preparation of agendas, minutes, etc. The Committee will have at its disposal such staffing, work organization and financial information as is relevant to the proposed lay- lay-off.. As part of its review, the Committee may identify, propose and discuss possible alternatives to lay-offs which might include, but are not necessarily limited to, the contracting in of work and potential re-organizations. The Committee may also identify and discuss existing vacant positions and/or positions which are expected to become vacant within the ensuing twelve