Vacancy Rights and Bumping Rights Sample Clauses

Vacancy Rights and Bumping Rights. The Corporation will endeavour to place regular employees affected by layoff in other vacant positions within the region in which she/he is employed, provided the employee has the prerequisite education and experience, or equivalent, and can perform the job within a reasonable period of orientation. Such a period of orientation not to exceed that which is prescribed in the job profile. The Union will cooperate by waiving job postings as required. The employee may elect to exercise her/his bumping rights if:
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Vacancy Rights and Bumping Rights. ‌ The Society will place employees affected by layoff in other vacant positions within the Society, provided the employee has the necessary skills and abilities, and qualifications (or equivalency), to perform the job in question. The employee may elect to exercise their bumping rights if:
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