Service Seniority. A regular employee's service seniority shall be the length of continuous service in the Public Service of British Columbia. Service seniority for part-time employees shall be pro-rated on the basis of one year's service seniority for every 1827 hours completed.
Service Seniority. Section 1. Definition.
Service Seniority. (a) An employee shall accrue service seniority from the first day of work for which pay is received. Service seniority shall include:
Service Seniority. Service Seniority shall be determined by the length of continuous service with the Town.
Service Seniority. Employee seniority shall commence from the date original entry into employment with the Town, including all time actually served in the employment of the Town as a regular full-time or regular part-time employee.
Service Seniority. Service seniority shall mean the length of continuous full-time employment in the county whether in a civilian or civil service capacity. For purposes of this Agreement, service seniority shall be used in computation of accrued vacation and sick time only.
Service Seniority. If an employee's leave without pay from the Hospital exceeds thirty (30) continuous calendar days, she will not accumulate service or seniority for purposes of vacation entitlement and/or sick leave benefit for the period of the leave, unless otherwise specified in this Agreement.
Service Seniority. For the purposes of job postings, bumping, job security, choice of vacation periods, and other non-compensation provisions, employees will retain their service seniority accrued at The Wellesley.
Service Seniority. Xxxxxxxx shall not count as a break in City service and shall not affect seniority or eligibility for merit increases.
Service Seniority. Seniority for an employee shall be determined from the date when the employee is first hired by the Town, and the Town shall maintain a current seniority list by job classification. This list shall be used and shall be the basis for assigning and scheduling layoffs, vacations, and overtime.
