Section 10.5.2. Duration of Pool List Sample Clauses

Section 10.5.2. Duration of Pool List. 2 Employees shall remain on the pool list for a period of twenty-four (24) months following the 3 effective termination date due to a reduction in force. (Example: If a RIF termination was 4 effective June 12, 2000, then the affected employee would remain in the RIF pool with 5 reemployment rights through June 11, 2002.) If the twenty-four month period expires and the 6 employee has not been rehired, then all seniority shall be lost and the employee shall have no 7 further rights to reemployment.
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