XXX-EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS Sample Clauses

XXX-EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS. 1. A person who has been laid off is not considered re-employed until the employee returns to a position in the class from which the employee was laid off. Such position must have the same length work year, work week, and work day.
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