STAFFING OF POSITIONS Sample Clauses

STAFFING OF POSITIONS. When a vacancy occurs or a new position is created, the employer shall notify the union and laid-off employees in writing and post notices of the in order that all employees will know about the position and will be able to apply for consideration as a candidate before any outside hiring is done. The employer shall first consider laid- off employees and then consider all employees who submit their applications prior to considering any persons who are not employees. *20.02 Selection will be in accordance with relative merit. Seniority must be a factor considered in the determination of merit. In the case of two employees who are qualified for a position, the employee with the greatest amount of seniority shall be appointed.
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STAFFING OF POSITIONS. When a vacancy occurs, or a new position is created, Management shall have the sole right to make the decision as to whether such positions shall be filled. When Management decides to fill such positions, it shall be posted at appropriate location including all bulletin boards normally used for posting positions. Such notice shall be posted for a period of not less than seven (7) nor more than fifteen (15) days. The notice shall set out the job description, minimum qualifications, classification and wage rate. A copy of the notice shall be sent to the Union. Vacancies or new positions shall be filled by bargaining unit members provided the applicant can qualify. When vacancies occur employees will be eligible to move between teams based on qualifications and seniority, subject to operational requirements.
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STAFFING OF POSITIONS. (a) When a vacancy occurs or a new position is created, the employer shall notify the union and laid-off employees in writing and post notices of the position in the employer's offices for a minimum period of two (2) weeks in order that all employees will know about the position and will be able to apply for consideration as a candidate, prior to any external competition. The employer shall first consider laid-off employees and then consider all employees who submit their applications prior to considering any persons who are not employees. (b) The employer will take reasonable steps to staff any position that is vacant for one week or longer. The employer will endeavour to ensure that the remaining employees are not called upon to undertake undue additional work during the staffing process. 20.02 Selection will be in accordance with merit. In the case of two employees who are qualified for a position, the employee with the greatest amount of seniority shall be appointed. 20.03 In the case of a position which is vacant temporarily or in the case of a term position, a qualified employee who applies for the position may be appointed on an acting basis, to return to the substantive position when the temporary vacancy or term position ceases.
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