Bumping Rules Sample Clauses

The "Bumping Rules" clause defines the procedures and conditions under which an employee with greater seniority may displace, or "bump," another employee with less seniority in the event of layoffs, job eliminations, or workforce reductions. Typically, this clause outlines the order of seniority, the positions eligible for bumping, and any qualifications or restrictions that apply, such as requiring the senior employee to be qualified for the new position. Its core practical function is to protect employees with longer service by giving them priority in retaining employment, thereby providing a fair and transparent process for workforce adjustments.
Bumping Rules. An employee who has been displaced by bumping shall have the same bumping rights as if his/her position had been eliminated. Employees in positions for which the District is reducing the assigned time shall have bumping rights as if the position was being eliminated. An employee shall not bump into a higher classification (i.e., one that has a higher salary range), more hours, or a longer work year. If an employee waives bumping rights, he/she shall be placed on a thirty nine (39) month reemployment list.
Bumping Rules a. The Department will post a list of names of personnel eligible to invoke bump rights. b. The member with posted bump rights must bid a vacancy if he/she desires that position. He/she will not be allowed to bump that position after bidding closes. c. If no bids are received for a position, an employee with bump rights may bump into that position with no further chain reaction. d. An employee will bump into a position at the level of hislher seniority. e. When bumping into an assignment with a full complement, the employee affected by the bump will exercise the same procedure. f. Non-certified ALS Level 4 providers may not displace certified ALS Level 4 providet;s from designated ALS positions. 201 0-20 14 CBA Local 28 IAFF‌ PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND IMPROVEMENT COURSES
Bumping Rules. An employee who has been displaced by bumping shall have the same bumping rights as if his/her position had been eliminated. Employees in positions for which the District is reducing the assigned time shall have bumping rights as if the position 1For layoff purposes only, assignments with fractional hours shall be rounded up or down as follows: 0 - 1.99 = 1; 2 - 2.99 = 2; 3 - 3.99 = 3; 4 - 4.99 = 4; 5 - 5.99 = 5;
Bumping Rules. The following rules will be followed when exercising bumping privileges for shifts and/or days off: 1. Probationary employees are not subject to being bumped, and may be placed on any shift/days off at the discretion of the Company during the employee's training period. 2. When an employee bids on, and is awarded a job in a different or higher classification, he may be placed on any shift/days off for the period of his training, orientation, and check-out, and that period shall not exceed thirty working (30) days. Such employees will not be eligible to sign up for overtime during the training and check-out period, but once the period is completed and the employee checked out and released to work as a regular employee, the employee will then be subject to being bumped in accordance with these rules and will be considered qualified for and eligible to work overtime. 3. After a new employee has completed his training period, or an employee is promoted to a higher classification, or an employee who has bid in a different classification has completed his training period in a new classification, he will be subject to being bumped by a senior employee. 4. No senior employee may bump a junior employee from a position that was available to the senior employee during or subsequent to the most recent shift bid. 5. A senior employee whose position is changed by the Company due to the needs of the service may bump any junior employee without regard to the restriction in paragraph 4 above. 6. Bumps will be made at the earliest practicable date. In the event that an extensive series of bumps is involved as the result of a single incident, the Company may post notices accordingly and defer the effective date of all bumps involved until such bumps have been completed. 7. All changes will be effective on the Monday following the completion of the bumps(s) and the completion of the required notice to affected employees. 8. When circumstances are appropriate, notices may not be posted, but the bump may be handled verbally. However, in such instances, the Union will be kept fully informed of the action being taken.
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  • Applicable Rules Each Purchasing Entity will identify and utilize its own appropriate purchasing procedure and documentation. Contractor is expected to become familiar with the Purchasing Entities’ rules, policies, and procedures regarding the ordering of supplies and/or services contemplated by this Master Agreement.

  • Laws, Rules and Regulations General Laws: Contractor shall give all notices required of it by law and shall comply with all Federal, State and local laws, ordinances, rules and regulations governing Contractor’s performance of this Contract and the preservation of public health and safety. Upon request by the County, Contractor shall provide proof of such compliance to the County. Illegal Alien Labor: Contractor shall comply with all provisions state and federal law regarding the hiring and continued employment of aliens not authorized to work in the United States. Contractor shall not knowingly employ or contract with an illegal alien to perform work under this contract or enter into a contract with a subcontractor that fails to certify to the Contractor that the subcontractor is in compliance with such laws. Contractor agrees that it shall confirm the employment eligibility of all employees through participation in E- Verify or an employment eligibility program approved by the Social Security Administration and will require the same of any subcontractors. Contractor shall pay all cost incurred to initiate and sustain the verification programs.