Community Living Clause Examples

Community Living. (a) Employees temporarily transferred from one department to another shall continue to accumulate seniority in the department from which they were transferred and employees permanently transferred from one department to another shall take with them into the department to which they are permanently transferred their accumulated seniority in the department from which they were transferred. (b) An employee whose status is changed from full time to part time shall obtain his/her part time seniority converted on the basis of one year of full time seniority equaling 1500 hours of part time seniority. (c) An employee whose status is changed from part time to full time shall obtain his/her full time seniority converted on the basis of one year of full time seniority equaling 1500 hours of part time seniority. (d) When a transfer is made from full time to part time or vice versa only the accumulated seniority of the employee, as it exists immediately before the transfer, shall be considered.

Community Living. Housing & Residence Life is a community living situation in which residents are assigned rooms, roommates, and suitemates. Resident agrees to respect the rights of other residents and to conduct him or herself in a manner conducive to a harmonious living environment as determined by Housing & Residence Life.

Community Living. University housing is a community living environment in which students are assigned a bed space within a designated room, suite, or apartment, which may include one or more roommates in a shared bedroom, suite, or in an apartment. Although rare, students in shared rooms may not have a roommate during a portion of the contract period. In such instances, a new roommate(s) may be assigned at any time, with or without advance notification. The Student agrees not to occupy or store personal belongings in vacant spaces and to welcome a new roommate(s) when assigned. The Student may not interfere with the reasonable use and enjoyment of spaces assigned to others. Failure to respect the rights of others may result in relocation of the Student or the loss of the Studentʼs eligibility to live in University housing, including termination of the Studentʼs contract.

Community Living. Residents agree to conduct themselves in a manner that is conducive for fellow residents to study, live and sleep. Each resident also agrees to demonstrate reasonable efforts to resolve roommate and/or community issues. Residents are expected to report violations of the License Agreement to staff members.

Community Living. Oakville may in its sole discretion, grant a Leave of Absence with or without pay. Leaves of Absence must be requested in advance of the required leave, in writing to the Executive Director via the immediate manager. Permission for such leave shall not be unreasonably withheld.

Community Living. Each Student shall respect and observe the rights of other students occupying university housing. Roommate agreements are strongly encouraged. Shared spaces are to be divided equally among occupants.

Community Living. Elgin (CLE) will deduct from each Employee in the Bargaining Unit, beginning on the first day of employment, a sum equal to the regular Union Dues from each pay. Such deduction will be as certified in writing from time to time to the Executive Director by the First Vice President/Treasurer of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union. The deductions will be remitted to the Union once per month on or before the 15th day of the month following such deductions. CLE will, when making all remittances to the Union, identify the Employee by name, and indicate the amount deducted from each Employee.

Community Living. Division (All facilities included in the Community Living Division of Agency): Forty (40) hours per week as determined by Agency.

Community Living. 1. Benefits to Living on Campus 2. Importance of Community Living

Community Living. As you will find out, our community is multi-cultural and multi-national and we all have to share common facilities. Please remember that consideration, respect, discussion, compromise, and understanding are key in learning to live with others. If you are having problems with your neighbors, open communication is very important in the resolution process. Your deacons are there to assist you if necessary. Lost keys - If you lose your keys, there is a $15.00 per key replacement fee.