Seniority Upon Transfer Clause Samples
The 'Seniority Upon Transfer' clause establishes how an employee's length of service, or seniority, is treated when they move from one position, department, or location within an organization to another. Typically, this clause specifies whether the employee retains their accumulated seniority, resets it, or if only a portion is carried over, and may outline any exceptions or special conditions. By clearly defining the treatment of seniority in transfer situations, the clause ensures fairness in areas such as promotions, layoffs, and benefits eligibility, and helps prevent disputes over employee rights following internal moves.
Seniority Upon Transfer. In addition to earning job classification seniority in their new title, transferred employees shall continue to accrue job classification seniority in their former title and they shall have the right to return to their former title if the position to which they have transferred is later eliminated. In the event the transfer is to a formerly held job classification, seniority in the new (formerly held) title shall run from the date upon which they were first certified to the former classification.
Seniority Upon Transfer. 9.2.1 A bargaining unit member's classification seniority shall be retained upon transfer to another geographic area, division, or section. Classification seniority shall not be lost for any lateral transfer, voluntary or otherwise, subject to the provisions of Section 9.1.1.
Seniority Upon Transfer. In addition to earning job classification seniority in their new title, transferred employees shall continue to accrue job
Seniority Upon Transfer. In addition to earning job classification seniority
