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If you are a seasoned County employee and decide to take a new position and that position gets cut, do you have bumping rights to your prior position?

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Tagged Bumping Rights, Seniority

Bumping rules are covered by each specific MOU, so you should check the relevant MOU.  But generally when a filled position is eliminated, the person in that position has bumping rights if she/he has more seniority than other people in that classification.  There are a lot of caveats to this, so check the MOU and call HR for advice.

2015-04-15
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