Common use of Scheduled - In Reverse Order Of Seniority Clause in Contracts

Scheduled - In Reverse Order Of Seniority. If the Employer is thus unable to secure sufficient personnel in accordance with Clause 16.02(b)(i) above to meet the overtime work requirements, the Employer shall have the right to schedule employees, in reverse order of seniority, from lowest to highest, who normally perform the available work and these employees shall perform the overtime work.

Scheduled - In Reverse Order Of Seniority. If the Employer is thus unable to secure sufficient personnel in accordance with Clause 16.02(b)(i16.02(a)(i) above to meet the overtime work requirements, the Employer shall have the right to schedule employees, in reverse order of seniority, from lowest to highest, who normally perform the available work and these employees shall perform the overtime work.

Scheduled - In Reverse Order Of Seniority. If the Employer is thus unable to secure sufficient personnel in accordance with Clause 16.02(b)(i16.02(a)(i) above to meet the overtime work requirements, the Employer shall have the right to schedule employeesEmployees, in reverse order of seniority, from lowest to highest, who normally perform the available work and these employees Employees shall perform the overtime work.

Scheduled - In Reverse Order Of Seniority. If the Employer is thus unable to secure sufficient personnel in accordance with Clause 16.02(b)(i) above to meet the overtime work requirements, the Employer shall have the right to schedule employeesEmployees, in reverse order of seniority, from lowest to highest, who normally perform the available work and these employees Employees shall perform the overtime work.