A Temporary Transit Supervisor Sample Clauses

A Temporary Transit Supervisor is an employee who is being used as a Transit Supervisor on an intermittent basis concurrent with his or her regular duties. CLAUSE 3 - EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS SECTION (3) 1 - CUPE, LOCAL 5500 WIDE SENIORITY - GENERAL PRINCIPLES The parties agree that CUPE, Local 5500 Wide Seniority will apply as follows: The City and the Union agree to recognize the CUPE, Local 5500 wide seniority principle combined with the following provisions: • Promotions will be obtained, provided the candidate has the required knowledge, ability and qualifications to do the job. All things being equal, CUPE, Local 5500 seniority shall prevail. • Layoffs and recalls will be done based on CUPE, Local 5500 wide seniority but with the required knowledge, ability, and qualifications to do the job. • Overtime, vacation and statutory holidays will be booked by employees in their substantive positions and by classifications based on CUPE, Local 5500 wide seniority, or according to the provisions negotiated between the parties, such as the booking rules. • CUPE, Local 5500 wide seniority will be used for booking purposes, by classification or bargaining unit, whichever applies currently prior to date of signing of the new agreements.
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