ADJUSTING ON-CALL/TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE SENIORITY DATES Sample Clauses

ADJUSTING ON-CALL/TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE SENIORITY DATES. If an employee is hired into a per diem/on-call or temporary position and later is awarded a regular full- time or part-time position, his/her seniority date shall be the date he/she was awarded the regular position. If an employee’s status changes from full-time or part-time to per diem/on-call (except due to layoff), he/she will not accrue seniority while in the per diem/on-call position but will maintain seniority accrued up to the date on which the employee’s status changed to per-diem/on-call. If such employee is later awarded a regular full-time or part-time position again, his/her seniority date at time of status change to back to full time or part-time, his/her accrued seniority will be reinstated).
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