Basic Principles and Reassignments Sample Clauses

The "Basic Principles and Reassignments" clause establishes the foundational rules governing the agreement and outlines the conditions under which rights or obligations may be reassigned between parties. Typically, this clause clarifies the general expectations for performance and conduct, and specifies the process or limitations for transferring responsibilities or benefits, such as requiring prior written consent for reassignment. Its core practical function is to ensure all parties understand the essential rules of engagement and to control how and when contractual duties or rights can be shifted, thereby maintaining order and predictability in the contractual relationship.
Basic Principles and Reassignments. When it is proposed to: 1. Discontinue an independent installation; 2. Consolidate an independent installation (i.e., discontinue the independent identity of an installation by making it part of another and continuing independent installation); 3. Transfer a classified station or classified branch to the jurisdiction of another installation or make an independent installation;
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Basic Principles and Reassignments. When it is proposed to:
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Basic Principles and Reassignments. When it is proposed to: 1. Discontinue an independent installation; 2. Consolidate an independent installation (i.e., discontinue the independent identity of an instal- lation by making it part of another and continuing independent installation); 3. Transfer a classified station or classified branch to the jurisdiction of another installation or make an independent installation; 4. Reassign within an installation employees excess to the needs of a section of that installation; 5. Reduce the number of regular work force employ- ees of an installation other than by attrition; 6. Centralized mail processing and/or delivery instal- lation (Clerk Craft only); 7. Reassignment—motor vehicles; 8. Reassignment—part-time flexibles in excess of quota; such actions shall be subject to the follow- ing principles and requirements.
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Basic Principles and Reassignments. When it is proposed to: 1. discontinue an independent installation; 2. consolidate an independent installation (i.e., discontinue the independent identity of an installation by making it part of another and continuing independent installation); 3. transfer a classified station or classified branch to the jurisdiction of another installation or make an independent installation; 4. reassign within an installation employees excess to the needs of a section of that installation; 5. reduce the number of regular workforce employees of an installation other than by attrition; 6. centralized mail processing and/or delivery installation (Clerk Craft only); 7. reassignment — motor vehicles; 8. reassignment — part-time flexibles in excess of quota; such actions shall be subject to the following principles and requirements.
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