Common use of Reduction in Workforce Clause in Contracts

Reduction in Workforce. Section 1. The Department agrees to make a good faith effort and when it is feasible to do so, to provide thirty (30) days advance notice to attorneys and to the Association of its intent to permanently or temporarily reduce its attorney workforce by more than ten (10) attorneys as a result of inadequate funding or for operational reasons. The Department will attempt to provide sixty (60)-days notice of any such layoff, but the Association and Department recognize that such sixty (60) day advance notice may not be possible. This attempted notice will in no way infringe upon the “at will” status of AAGs.

Reduction in Workforce. Section 1. The Department agrees to make a good faith effort and when it is feasible to do so, to provide thirty (30) days advance notice to attorneys and to the Association of its intent to permanently or temporarily reduce its attorney workforce by more than ten (10) attorneys as a result of inadequate funding or for operational reasons. The Department will attempt to provide sixty (60)-days notice of any such layoff, but the Association and Department recognize that such sixty (60) day advance notice may not be possible. This attempted notice will in no way infringe upon the “at will” status of AAGs.

Reduction in Workforce. Section 1. The Department agrees to make a good faith effort and when it is feasible to do so, to provide thirty (30) days advance notice to attorneys and to the Association of its intent to permanently or temporarily reduce its attorney workforce by more than ten (10) attorneys as a result of inadequate funding or for operational reasons. The Department will attempt to provide sixty (60)-days notice of any such layoff, but the Association and Department recognize that such sixty (60) day advance notice may not be possible. This attempted notice will in no way infringe upon the “at will” ―at will‖ status of AAGs.