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National Agreement 2006-2011 - NALC Branch 1100

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Article 6.C.1<br />

Employees who elect to terminate their employment<br />

will receive a lump sum severance payment in the<br />

amount provided by Part 435 of the Employee and<br />

Labor Relations Manual, will receive benefit coverage<br />

to the extent provided by such Manual, and, if eligible,<br />

will be given the early retirement benefits provided by<br />

Section 8336(d)(2) of Title 5, United States Code and<br />

the regulations implementing that statute.<br />

5. No less than 20 days prior to effecting a layoff, the<br />

Employer will post a list of all vacancies in other seniority<br />

units and crafts at the same or lower level which<br />

exist within the installation and within the commuting<br />

area of the losing installation. Employees in an affected<br />

seniority unit may, within 10 days after the posting,<br />

request a reassignment under this Article to a posted<br />

vacancy. Qualified employees will be assigned to such<br />

vacancies on the basis of seniority. If a senior non-preference<br />

eligible employee within the seniority unit indicates<br />

no interest in available reassignment, then such<br />

employee becomes exposed to layoff. A preference eligible<br />

employee within the seniority unit shall be<br />

required to accept such a reassignment to a vacancy in<br />

the same level at the installation, or, if none exists at the<br />

installation, to a vacancy in the same level at an installation<br />

within the commuting area of the losing installation.<br />

If the reassignment is to a different craft, the employee’s<br />

seniority in the new craft shall be established in accordance<br />

with the applicable seniority provisions of the<br />

new craft.<br />

C. Layoff and Reduction in Force<br />

1. Definition. The term “layoff’ as used herein refers to<br />

the separation of non-protected. non-preference eligible<br />

employees in the regular work force because of lack<br />

of work or other legitimate, non-disciplinary reasons.<br />

The term “reduction in force” as used herein refers to<br />

the separation or reduction in the grade of a nonprotected<br />

veterans’ preference eligible in the regular<br />

work force because of lack of work or other legitimate<br />

non-disciplinary reasons.<br />

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