Layoff and Recall Information to MSEA Sample Clauses

The "Layoff and Recall Information to MSEA" clause requires the employer to provide the Minnesota State Employees Association (MSEA) with timely and detailed information regarding any layoffs and subsequent recall opportunities affecting union members. In practice, this means the employer must notify the union about which positions are being eliminated, the employees impacted, and the procedures or timelines for recalling laid-off workers. This clause ensures transparency in workforce reductions and recall processes, enabling the union to support affected employees and advocate for fair treatment during organizational changes.
Layoff and Recall Information to MSEA. 29 The Departmental Employer agrees to provide to MSEA copies of seniority lists and 30 employment histories, which the Employer uses to complete the layoff process.
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