Common use of Change Work Locations Clause in Contracts

Change Work Locations. While employee preferences as to work locations are relevant, they are outweighed by the best interests of supported individuals and other operational requirements. An employee may therefore be required to change work locations or assignment to a different supported individual, for bona fide reasons, such as in the event of a closure of a residence, a reduction in staff, conflict with a supported individual or conflict between staff members, or if it is otherwise reasonably determined by the Employer to be in the best interests of the supported individual. Whenever a change in location is being contemplated for any of the above-noted reasons, the Employee or Employees affected may request that a meeting take place with the Union representative for full disclosure and discussion of the issues. Following such meeting, if the Employer elects to proceed with a change in work location for an Employee or Employees, the Union Representative will be advised in writing.

Change Work Locations. While employee preferences as to work locations are relevant, they are outweighed by the best interests of supported individuals and other operational requirements. An employee may therefore be required to change work locations or assignment to a different supported individual, for bona fide reasons, such as in the event of a closure of a residence, a reduction in staff, conflict with a supported individual or conflict between staff members, or if it is otherwise reasonably determined by the Employer to be in the best interests of the supported individual. Whenever a change in location is being contemplated for any of the above-above- noted reasons, the Employee or Employees affected may request that a meeting take place with the Union representative for full disclosure and discussion of the issues. Following such meeting, if the Employer elects to proceed with a change in work location for an Employee or Employees, the Union Representative will be advised in writing.