Longevity definition
Longevity is years of service with the District regardless of change in position.
Longevity means time in service in the Department from the date the employee became a probationary Police Officer.
Longevity means all time beginning at date of employment as a pilot, and 2 ending at termination of employment as a pilot, retirement as a pilot, or death.
Examples of Longevity in a sentence
Longevity pay shall be paid on separate payroll once a year in January for the year beginning the previous January 1 and ending the previous December 31.
Longevity pay shall be payable on June 20 and December 20 of each year.
Longevity pay rewards permanent County employees for each year of continuous employment with the County of Lake.
Longevity payments shall be prorated on a weekly basis for those persons who are retiring and who have submitted retirement papers.
Longevity payments shall be paid by separate check on the first payroll date in December.
More Definitions of Longevity
Longevity means the length of full-time employment experience from the most recent date of hire with the Association.
Longevity means that period of time commencing on a pilot’s date of hire and continuing while in the active service of the Company except as otherwise provided for in this Agreement.
Longevity means years of service in the Police and Fire Retirement System.
Longevity means years of active service which will commence on the first day of initial training, with accrual periods outlined in this Agreement. Longevity governs pay scale increments and benefit accruals as specified in this Agreement.
Longevity means that the pursuits of a community are of a lasting, non-transient nature.
Longevity means credit for the period of service accumulated by a Pilot since his date of hire, except as modified herein.
Longevity is defined as experience steps, e.g., probation; balance of first year; one year; two years; etc. as contained in Appendix A. “Non-school days” shall be defined as days there are no students in session.