All other things being equal definition

All other things being equal means the District may retain a less senior employee within the same classification if that position has specific requirements which cannot be met by the more senior employee within a reasonable period of time. A reasonable period of time is defined as ten (10) days.
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Examples of All other things being equal in a sentence

  • All other things being equal in the employer's judgment as to ability, skill and efficiency, layoffs shall be made according to total length of continuous employment.

  • All other things being equal, service contributions to the District.

  • All other things being equal, it is advisable for probationary teachers to remain in the same position during the probationary period.

  • All other things being equal inverse seniority shall be the consideration in the assignment of required overtime.

  • All other things being equal, the employee with greater seniority in class will be given preference.

  • All other things being equal, seniority shall be considered by the Employer in scheduling or assigning work on Saturday.

  • All other things being equal, administrators within the District will be preferred in the filling of vacancies.

  • All other things being equal, preference will be given to a teacher who is regularly employed in the Revere Public Schools.

  • All other things being equal, seniority (based on total City service) will be the deciding factor.

  • All other things being equal, the employee with the greater or greatest seniority in the job classification will be given preference in scheduling his or her vacation.