Common use of Departmental Seniority Clause in Contracts

Departmental Seniority. Each employee will have seniority standing in the department equal to the employee's total, continuous, uninterrupted full time service within a given department dating from the employee's most recent date of such employment in the department. If an employee is involuntarily transferred from one department to another, the employee's Departmental Seniority shall equal the employee's total, continuous, full-time service in the City. If an employee voluntarily transfers or is promoted from one department to another, after one year, the employee's Departmental Seniority shall equal the employee's total, continuous, full-time service in the City. If an employee moves from one department to another department, the employee's accrued Departmental Seniority in the previous department will

Departmental Seniority. Each employee will have seniority standing in the department equal to the employee's total, continuous, uninterrupted full time service within a given department dating from the employee's most recent date of such employment in the department. If an employee is involuntarily transferred from one department to another, the employee's Departmental Seniority shall equal the employee's total, continuous, full-time service in the City. If an employee voluntarily transfers or is promoted from one department to another, after one year, the employee's Departmental Seniority shall equal the employee's total, continuous, full-time service in the City. If an employee moves from one department to another department, the employee's accrued Departmental Seniority in the previous department willwill cease to accumulate on the date of the transfer and/or promotion. An employee affected by Article 18, "Layoff and Recall", shall have Departmental Seniority as described in this Section.