Common use of Adjustment of Seniority Date Clause in Contracts

Adjustment of Seniority Date. Approved unpaid leave shall not result in a break in service, but will result in adjustment of an employee’s seniority date on a day-for-day basis for each day the employee spends on unpaid leave, except as follows: Cyclic employees will not have their seniority dates adjusted because of their regularly scheduled period(s) of unpaid leave. Employees who are receiving time loss benefits through workers’ compensation, and who are not augmenting those time loss benefits through use of other paid leave, will not have their seniority date adjusted unless their time in such status exceeds six (6) months. Employees will maintain their seniority date during a period of unpaid military leave as required by applicable law.

Adjustment of Seniority Date. Approved unpaid leave shall not result in a break in service, but will result in adjustment of an employee’s seniority date on a day-for-day basis for each day the employee spends on unpaid leave, except as follows: : A. Cyclic employees will not have their seniority dates adjusted because of their regularly scheduled period(s) of unpaid leave. . B. Employees who are receiving time loss benefits through workers’ compensation, and who are not augmenting those time loss benefits through use of other paid leave, will not have their seniority date adjusted unless their time in such status exceeds six (6) months. . C. Employees will maintain their seniority date during a period of unpaid military leave as required by applicable law.

Adjustment of Seniority Date. Approved unpaid leave shall not result in a break in service, but will result in adjustment of an employee’s seniority date on a day-for-day basis for each day the employee spends on unpaid leave, except as follows: : 26.2.1 Cyclic employees will not have their seniority dates adjusted because of their regularly scheduled period(s) of unpaid leave. . 26.2.2 Employees who are receiving time loss benefits through workers’ compensation, and who are not augmenting those time loss benefits through use of other paid leave, will not have their seniority date adjusted unless their time in such status exceeds six (6) months. . 26.2.3 Employees will maintain their seniority date during a period of unpaid military leave as required by applicable law.

Adjustment of Seniority Date. Approved unpaid leave shall not result in a break in service, but will result in adjustment of an employee’s seniority date on a day-for-day basis for each day the employee spends on unpaid leave, except as follows: : 26.2.1 Cyclic employees will not have their seniority dates adjusted because of their regularly scheduled period(s) of unpaid leave. . 26.2.2 Employees who are receiving time loss benefits through workers’ compensation, and who are not augmenting those time loss benefits through use of other paid leave, will not have their seniority date adjusted unless their time in such status exceeds six (6) months. DRAFT 26.2.3 Employees will maintain their seniority date during a period of unpaid military leave as required by applicable law.

Adjustment of Seniority Date. Approved unpaid leave shall not result in a break in service, but will result in adjustment of an employee’s seniority date on a day-day- for-day basis for each day the employee spends on unpaid leave, except as follows: : 31.5.1 Cyclic employees will not have their seniority dates adjusted because of their regularly scheduled period(s) of unpaid leave. . 31.5.2 Employees who are receiving time loss benefits through workers’ compensation, and who are not augmenting those time loss benefits through use of other paid leave, will not have their seniority date adjusted unless their time in such status exceeds six (6) months. . 31.5.3 Employees will maintain their seniority date during a period of unpaid military leave as required by applicable law.

Adjustment of Seniority Date. Approved unpaid leave shall not result in a break in service, but will result in adjustment of an employee’s seniority date on a day-day- for-day basis for each day the employee spends on unpaid leave, except as follows: : 29.5.1 Cyclic employees will not have their seniority dates adjusted because of their regularly scheduled period(s) of unpaid leave. . 29.5.2 Employees who are receiving time loss benefits through workers’ compensation, and who are not augmenting those time loss benefits through use of other paid leave, will not have their seniority date adjusted unless their time in such status exceeds six (6) months. . 29.5.3 Employees will maintain their seniority date during a period of unpaid military leave as required by applicable law.