Reason for Layoff Clause Samples
The "Reason for Layoff" clause defines the specific grounds or circumstances under which an employer may terminate employees due to layoffs. Typically, this clause outlines acceptable reasons such as economic downturns, restructuring, or redundancy, and may require the employer to document or communicate the justification for the layoff to affected employees. Its core practical function is to ensure transparency and fairness in the layoff process, helping to prevent arbitrary dismissals and providing clarity for both parties regarding when and why layoffs can occur.
Reason for Layoff. Layoffs shall occur due to lack of work or lack of funds.
Reason for Layoff. Layoff shall occur only for lack of work and/or for lack of funds as set forth in the Education Code.
Reason for Layoff. Bargaining unit members shall be subject to layoff for lack of work or lack of funds only.
Reason for Layoff. Layoff shall occur only for lack of work or lack of funds. Layoff is defined to mean an involuntary separation from employment, or a reduction in hours per day or days per year. The parties understand and agree that the decision to layoff is not a mandatory topic of bargaining, whereas the decision to reduce the hours of a position is negotiable.
Reason for Layoff. Regulations pertaining to demotion and displacement in lieu of layoff.
Reason for Layoff. An employee may be separated from District employment by reduction in force due to lack of work, retrenchment, or lack of funds.
Reason for Layoff. Layoff shall occur only for lack of work or lack of funds in accordance with the Education Code. While the District shall have the right to lay off classified positions for the reasons listed above, CSEA shall retain the right to negotiate the effects of layoff. The District and CSEA shall meet sufficiently in advance of any notice of layoff to Unit Members to negotiate the effects of the proposed layoffs and determine the order of layoff within the provisions of this Article.
21.1.1 A Unit Member may not be laid off if a short-term employee is retained to render a service within the department that the Unit Member is qualified to render.
21.1.2 The provisions of section 21.1.1 shall not apply to the retention of a short-term employee, as defined in Education Code 88003, who is hired for a period not exceed 45 days after which the short-term service may not be extended or renewed.
Reason for Layoff. Employees may be laid off as a result of lack of work, lack of funds, or abolishment of positions.
Reason for Layoff. A layoff may be initiated within any group by the Group Manager with the approval of the Department Head, when necessary for reasons of lack of funds or lack of work.
Reason for Layoff. 3 METRO will not lay off any Employee except due to reduction in service, lack of work, lack 4 of funds, or improvement in efficiency. METRO will inform the UNION of potential layoffs 45 days 5 or more in advance in order to allow the PARTIES to investigate whether Employees scheduled for 6 layoff may continue to be employed by METRO. If a reduction in the work force should prove 7 unavoidable and provisions cannot be made to retain affected Employees at different job 8 classifications within METRO, then such Employees will be referred to the King County Career 9 Support Services Section. Should the King County Career Support Services Section cease to exist or 10 to provide the necessary services, the PARTIES will form a relocation task force to seek alternate 11 gainful employment for affected Employees.