Transfer Between Employing Units Sample Clauses

Transfer Between Employing Units. 7/3/1 In the event that the vacancy is not filled by transfer of an employee under provisions of Section 2 of this Article, the Employer shall consider interested employees from other employing units who have registered with the department on the basis of improvement of overall department staffing, job requirements, ability including any special qualifications, and seniority. Any employee who is selected for transfer shall have five (5) workdays to decline the offer. In the event the vacancy is not filed by transfer, the Employer may fill the vacancy in accordance with the Wisconsin Statutes.
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Transfer Between Employing Units. 7/4/1 In the event that the vacancy is not filled by transfer of an employee under the provisions of Section 1 of this Article, the Employer may recruit to fill the vacancy in accordance with Wisconsin Statutes while considering transfers across employing units within the same agency as the vacancy. The Employer shall select the senior employee from interested qualified employees from other employing units of the agency following the seniority requirements of Section 1 of this article provided the senior employee’s qualifications for the position are substantially equivalent to or greater than those of other candidates seeking the position. In determining qualifications, the Employer shall not be arbitrary or capricious but shall consider training, education, sworn law enforcement experience, skills, ability and performance. In the event the vacancy is not filled by transfer, the Employer may fill the vacancy in accordance with Wisconsin Statutes.
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Transfer Between Employing Units. 7/3/1 In the event that the vacancy is not filled by transfer of an employee under provisions of Section 2 of this Article, the Employer will consider interested employees from other employing units in the department who have registered with the department, who are in the same classification as the vacancy and who have registered with the department. In making a selection, the Employer will take into consideration qualifications, seniority and job requirements, including certification. If the Employer determines that two (2) or more employees are equally qualified, seniority shall govern. Any employee who is selected for transfer will have three
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