Seasonal Summer Layoff Sample Clauses

Seasonal Summer Layoff. In regards to the normal summer layoff, Education Assistants and Support Workers will receive layoff notices prior to June 1st. The Division will accept, up to June 1st, written employee requests for consideration of changes in assignments. The Division will attempt to accommodate requests, but cannot guarantee a change in assignment. Employees who are recalled and refuse a position that they are qualified to perform shall forfeit any further right to recall. Notification of recall following a layoff shall be sent by certified letter to the last reported address of the employee. These layoff and recall procedures shall not apply to in-service, administration or parent-teacher conference days nor normal Christmas or Spring closures.
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Seasonal Summer Layoff. A. The Company will ask for volunteers to take the seasonal layoff in two (2) month intervals.

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