Common use of Additional Priority Clause in Contracts

Additional Priority. In some cases applicants may be awarded Additional Priority as well as their awarded band. Applicants awarded Additional Priority will appear at the top of their band on shortlists, overriding their effective date. Applicants will qualify for Additional Priority if:  They (or a member of their household who is moving with them) are currently serving or former members of the UK Armed Forces  They are currently living in B-with-us approved supported accommodation and have been awarded Band Three – Unsatisfactory for living in supported accommodation, and a satisfactory “supported move on form” or reference has been received from the support provider confirming that the applicant is ready to move on from supported accommodation Verification will be sought from these applicants at the point of offer, to verify that they are or were serving members of the Armed Forces or that they are currently living in supported accommodation and are now ready to move on. If satisfactory evidence is not provided, the additional priority will be removed.

Additional Priority. In some cases applicants may be awarded Additional Priority as well as their awarded band. Applicants awarded Additional Priority will appear at the top of their band on shortlists, overriding their effective date. Applicants will qualify for Additional Priority if:  They (or a member of their household who is moving with them) are currently serving or former members of the UK Armed Forces  They are currently living in B-with-us approved supported accommodation and have been awarded Band Three – Unsatisfactory for living in supported accommodation, and a satisfactory “supported move on formon” form or reference has been received from the support provider confirming that the applicant is ready to move on from supported accommodation Verification will be sought from these applicants at the point of offer, to verify that they are or were serving members of the Armed Forces or that they are currently living in supported accommodation and are now ready to move on. If satisfactory evidence is not provided, the additional priority will be removed.