Types of Seniority. Different types of seniority shall exist in the bargaining unit as described below.
Types of Seniority. There shall be three types of seniority established by the Agreement.
Types of Seniority. 1. County hire date: For the purposes of this agreement, the employee's county hire date shall be deemed to begin on the actual most recent date of continuous full time paid employment with Broward County.
Types of Seniority. A. Classification seniority is length of continuous service within a classification in the bargaining unit.
Types of Seniority. (a) Length of service within a line of progression shall be deemed line of progression seniority.
Types of Seniority. 32.01 District Seniority is defined as the length of continuous employment as a regular employee with the school district from the last date of hire. This shall include all regular employment in or outside of the bargaining unit, except substitute or temporary employment.
Types of Seniority. 16.02 a. Employer Seniority shall mean an Employee’s continuous length of creditable service with an Employer.
Types of Seniority. An employee has three types of seniority: District, Department, and Classification.
Types of Seniority. A. District Seniority - shall be defined as an employee’s length of continuous service with the Board, as determined by the most recent date of hire or based on the first day worked as a regular employee. Transfer or promotions shall not be construed to be the most recent date of hire, nor shall days worked as a substitute employee prior to being granted a regular position be construed as the most recent date of hire.
Types of Seniority. There shall be established separately for each employee two types of seniority. (When "seniority" alone is referredto in Agreement it shall mean both types of seniority.)
