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Definition Generally. For the purposes of this Agreement, seniority shall be defined as total length of continuous service in a permanent, full-time, forty (40) hour per week position or succession of such positions within the employ of the Employer including probationary, provisional, or temporary, full-time forty (40) hour per week service, provided that such employee receives a permanent appointment without a break in service. Continuous service shall not be interrupted if (a) the employee was on approved leave of absence or, (b) the termination of employment lasted less than thirty-one (31) days. Once continuous service is broken, the employee loses all previously accumulated seniority unless the employee is reinstated. All other breaks in service of employment with the Employer shall constitute interruptions in continuous service. Seniority, as defined herein, shall be used for all seniority applications contained in this Agreement except where seniority is otherwise defined for specific applications in individual Sections or Articles of this Agreement.
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Definition Generally. The “street price” of an item is the price charged for an equivalent item at comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area. In determining the “street price” for an item sold at Sea- Tac, the Port will be guided by the following considerations: • For any menu items, products and/or services offered by a Concessionaire with a trade name commonly recognized by the public (e.g., Burger King, TCBY and Subway Sandwich), the price charged at the Sea-Tac location shall be within the range of prices charged for such items at up to three comparable business locations operating under the same trade name in the Seattle-Tacoma area. • For any menu items, products and/or services offered by a Concessionaire that does not operate under a trade name commonly recognized by the public, the price charged at Sea- Tac shall be within the range of prices charged for equivalent items at up to three comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area. • For any menu item, product or service offered by a Concessionaire that is not readily available from or sold by any comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area, the price charged shall be within the range of prices charged for either similar items sold from up to three comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area or equivalent items sold from up to three comparable business locations outside the Seattle-Tacoma area. In all cases, the equivalent items and comparable business locations shall be subject to the mutual agreement of the Port and the Concessionaire; however, if the parties are unable to reach an agreement for the comparable locations or prices provided, the Port shall have the right to identify the equivalent items, select the comparable locations, and/or establish the price.
Sample 1
Definition Generally. The “street price” of an item is the price charged for an equivalent item at comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area. In determining the “street price” for an item sold at Sea- Tac, the Port will be guided by the following considerations: • For any menu items, products and/or services offered by a Concessionaire with a trade name commonly recognized by the public (e.g., Burger King, TCBY and Subway Sandwich), the price charged at the Sea-Tac location shall be within the range of prices charged for such items at up to three comparable business locations operating under the same trade name in the Seattle-Tacoma area. • For any menu items, products and/or services offered by a Concessionaire that does not operate under a trade name commonly recognized by the public, the price charged at Sea- Tac shall be within the range of prices charged for equivalent items at up to three comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area. • For any menu item, product or service offered by a Concessionaire that is not readily available from or sold by any comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area, the price charged shall be within the range of prices charged for either similar items sold from up to three comparable business locations in the Seattle-Tacoma area or equivalent items sold from up to three comparable business locations outside the Seattle-Tacoma area. In all cases, the equivalent items and comparable business locations shall be subject to the mutual agreement of the Port and the Concessionaire; however, if the parties are unable to reach an agreement for the comparable locations or prices provided, the Port shall have the right to identify the equivalent items, select the comparable locations, and/or establish the price. Equivalent Items For the purposes of establishing the street price of an item, comparisons will be made with products or services of the exact same size and quality. Differences in size or quality of a product or service will, all other things being equal, be considered a price differential. Comparable Business Locations Comparable business locations are establishments selling similar products or services in active and robust retail locations like shopping centers or commercial districts. Businesses and locations that are partially or fully protected from competition (such as hotel lobby shops or sports arenas) or that operate using an off-price or discount pricing structure are not comparable locations.
Sample 1

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