Classification Seniority Date definition

Classification Seniority Date. The date an employee is assigned to a work classification covered under the existing contract.

Examples of Classification Seniority Date in a sentence

  • Each Employee's most recent date of hire or transfer into a job classification shall be established as his/her "Classification Seniority Date".

  • The Classification Seniority List will include: Name, Classification Seniority Date, and Seniority Position.

  • Should the transfer be after sixty (60) days then the new Job Classification Seniority Date will be the date transferred back to the original Site.

  • Should the employee transfer back to the original Site, within a sixty (60) day period, his Job Classification Seniority Date will be re-instated to the date held prior to his transfer.

  • However, his Job Classification Seniority Date, which determines Shift Scheduling, Vacation Scheduling, Holidays, Overtime and all other matters governed by seniority, will be the first date the Employee transfers to the new Site.

  • Employees and Seniority grandfathered: Employee Name Classification Seniority Date ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Jun.

  • Company Hire Date and Job Classification Seniority Date are the same when an employee has only worked in one job classification during their entire period of employment.

  • Name: Store: Employee Classification: Seniority Date: Department: Availability as of AM MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Note: TO denotes the part-time employee is available either for the day or the night shift TO denotes the part time employee is available for the day shift TO denotes the part time employee is available for the night shift 0: denotes the part time employee is not available for the complete day.

  • Displacements shall be conducted based on Classification Seniority Date within each classification affected.

  • Company Hire Date and Job Classification Seniority Date are the same when a Supervisor has only as a Supervisor during their entire period of employment.