Seniority of an Employee Assigned to Another Craft Sample Clauses

Seniority of an Employee Assigned to Another Craft. A. Except as provided for in Section 4.I, above, a full-time regular employee assigned to another craft or occupational group in the same or lower level in the same installation shall take the seniority for preferred tours and assignments, whichever is the lesser of (a) one day junior to the junior full- time regular employee in the craft or occupational group, (b) retain the seniority the employee had in the employee’s former craft.
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