Seniority Credit definition

Seniority Credit. The total number of pay periods during which an employee held or had a right to return to a bargaining unit position, including periods of absence resulting from suspension, leaves of absence whether paid or unpaid, disability leave, leave for periods of workers’ compensation (up to three (3) years), and layoff (for as long as the employee remains on the recall list). Part-time employees experiencing similar periods of absence shall be credited with seniority at a rate determined by the average hours in active pay status during their last six (6)

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Seniority Credit is earned when an adjunct faculty member teaches three (3) qualifying, as defined in #7 above, credit hours or more (in any combination of one, two or three credit hour courses) during a semester.

Seniority Credit means privileges accumulated by the existence of records that a person has been a member in good standing of WCRI. One seniority credit is earned for each term a member lives at WCRI. Such privileges allow members to be given preferential treatment when accommodations are allotted.

Examples of Seniority Credit in a sentence

The Statewide Seniority Credit Tribunal (Tribunal) shall review seniority credit totals which may have been affected by issues including, but not limited to, transfers, promotions, demotions, prior service conversions, etc.
The parties agree to establish a Statewide Seniority Credit Tribunal (Tribunal) to review seniority credit totals which may have been affected by issues including, but not limited to, transfers, promotions, demotions, prior service conversions, etc.
Where the parties are unable to resolve the issue(s), a Seniority Credit Discrepancy (SCD) form shall be completed and forwarded to the Statewide Tribunal for final determination.
Adjunct faculty members shall earn one (1) Seniority Credit upon completion of bargaining unit employment in each Fall or Spring semester.
Notwithstanding that credit is earned only upon completion of employment for a semester, an adjunct faculty member who has been assigned a course, but which course has then been reassigned to a full time faculty member in order to complete that faculty member's teaching load, will receive Seniority Credit for that course as of the completion of that semester.

More Definitions of Seniority Credit

Seniority Credit the total number of pay periods

Seniority Credit means privileges accumulated by the existence of records that a person has been a member in good standing of WCRI. Such privileges allow members to be given preferential treatment when accommodations are allotted.

Seniority Credit the total number of pay periods during which an employee held or had a right to return to a bargaining unit position, including periods of absence resulting from suspension, leaves of absence whether paid or unpaid, disability leave, leave for periods of Workers’ Compensation (up to three (3) years), and layoff (for as long as the employee remains on the recall list). Part-time employees experiencing similar periods of absence shall be credited with seniority at a rate determined by the average hours in active pay status during their last six (6) full pay periods. Except as provided under Section 16.02, continuous service will be interrupted only by resignation, discharge for just cause, disability separation, failure to return from a leave of absence or failure to respond to a recall from layoff. An employee who resigns to take a position with another State Agency, Board or Commission in a higher, same, or lower pay range and is hired within sixty (60) days has not experienced a break in seniority and service credits during the sixty (60) days. Each full-time employee shall be credited with one (1) seniority credit for each pay period of continuous service. Part-time and fixed-term seasonal employees will be credited with .0125 seniority credit for each non-premium hour of compensation in each pay period not to exceed one (1) seniority credit in a pay period. Service credit shall be computed in years and days as is the past practice and shall be credited for all periods for which “seniority credits” are granted.

Seniority Credit the total number of pay periods during which an employee held or had a right to return to a bargaining unit position, including periods of absence resulting from suspension, leaves of absence whether paid or unpaid, disability leave, leave for periods of workers' compensation (up to three years), and layoff (for as long as the employee remains on the recall list). Part-time employees experiencing similar periods of absence shall be credited with seniority at a rate determined by the average hours in active pay status during their last six (6) pay periods. 1. Persons employed with the State of Ohio in a classification not covered by the 1199 Agreement, who prior to June 1, 2000, entered a classification in bargaining unit eleven (11) or bargaining unit twelve (12) are eligible to carry-over their previous seniority as that seniority was determined by the terms of the Agreement covering that previous classification. 2. Effective June 1, 2000, persons employed with the State of Ohio in a classification not covered by the 1199 agreement, who enter a classification in bargaining unit eleven (11) or bargaining unit twelve (12) shall not carry-over any seniority.

Seniority Credit means the points earned and automatically assigned under these Rules for Continuous Service to Applicants for Promotional Appointment.

Seniority Credit for the purpose of layoff and displacement shall be determined by crediting one seniority point for each pay period of continuous service in a full-time budgeted position. (Part-time employees in budgeted positions receive a pro-rated credit for each pay period of continuous service in a class series–e.g., an employee in a position authorized as half-time would receive one-half a seniority point for each pay period of such service.)