Layoff for Employees Regularized to a Full-time Workload Clause Samples

This clause defines the conditions under which employees who have been regularized to a full-time workload may be subject to layoff. It typically outlines the criteria for identifying which regularized full-time employees may be affected, such as seniority, performance, or operational needs, and may specify the notice period or severance entitlements. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear and fair process for managing workforce reductions among full-time staff, ensuring both employer flexibility and employee protection during layoffs.
Layoff for Employees Regularized to a Full-time Workload. If employees regularized to a full-time workload are laid off, Common Agreement Article 6.4, and Local Agreement Articles 6.4 and 6.7 shall apply. An employee shall not use the same years toward the severance calculation more than once.
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