Common use of Notice of Reduction in Force Clause in Contracts

Notice of Reduction in Force. 1. In the event of a reduction in force (RIF) of the employees beyond what can be accommodated by attrition, the Board of Education shall base its decision on which employees to retain on the following: a. No employee who has acquired due process rights shall be RIF’d when there is an employee without due process rights employed in a position for which the employee who has acquired due process rights is qualified to do. b. As between employees who have acquired due process rights, the Board shall consider: ● Academic training for the position ● Evaluation reports ● Experience in the specific assignment ● Where all other qualifications are substantially equal, greater seniority in the district shall be the deciding factor.

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Sources: Negotiated Agreement, Negotiated Agreement

Notice of Reduction in Force. 1. In the event of a reduction in force (RIF) of the employees beyond what can be accommodated by attrition, the Board of Education shall base its decision on which employees to retain on the following: a. No employee who has acquired due process rights shall be RIF’d when there is an employee without due process rights employed in a position for which the employee who has acquired due process rights is qualified to do. b. As between employees who have acquired due process rights, the Board shall consider: Academic training for the position Evaluation reports Experience in the specific assignment Where all other qualifications are substantially equal, greater seniority in the district shall be the deciding factor.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Negotiated Agreement