Common use of Calculating Seniority Clause in Contracts

Calculating Seniority. 9.1.1 Seniority for bargaining unit members in Game & Parks and the Fire Marshal’s Office shall commence upon the last date hired into positions covered by the SLEBC Contract in each agency. Copies of the new hire letter will be sent to the SLEBC Office. 9.1.2 A Carrier Enforcement Officer who was appointed to a State Patrol Trooper position, will retain his/her seniority from the date he/she became a sworn Carrier Enforcement Officer provided, however, that if said date is earlier than July 1, 1985, it shall be adjusted to July 1, 1985. 9.1.3 The seniority for the State Patrol Trooper and State Patrol Investigation Officer, shall be the date he/she became a sworn officer. For Carrier Enforcement Officers who became Troopers see 9.1.2. 9.1.4 Officers currently classified as State Troopers who transitioned from the Carrier Enforcement Division to a State Trooper position between September 1, 1998 and July 19, 2002, shall receive credit for seniority lost during the transition to State Trooper, by being placed on the step in the State Trooper pay line which is equivalent to former recruit camp mates. 9.1.5 Carrier Enforcement Area Supervisor and Carrier Enforcement Specialist Supervisors who transitioned to State Patrol Sergeant classifications will retain their classification seniority for purposes identified in Section 9.6.1.

Calculating Seniority. 9.1.1 Seniority for bargaining unit members in Game & Parks and the Fire Marshal’s Office Marshal shall commence upon the last date hired into positions covered by the SLEBC Contract in each agency. Copies of the new hire letter will be sent to the SLEBC Office. 9.1.2 A Carrier Enforcement Officer who was appointed to a State Patrol Trooper position, will retain his/her seniority from the date he/she became a sworn Carrier Enforcement Officer provided, however, that if said date is earlier than July 1, 1985, it shall be adjusted to July 1, 1985. 9.1.3 The seniority for the State Patrol Trooper and State Patrol Investigation Officer, shall be the date he/she became a sworn officer. For Carrier Enforcement Officers who became Troopers see 9.1.2. 9.1.4 Officers currently classified as State Troopers who transitioned from the Carrier Enforcement Division to a State Trooper position between September 1, 1998 and July 19, 2002, shall receive credit for seniority lost during the transition to State Trooper, by being placed on the step in the State Trooper pay line which is equivalent to former recruit camp mates. 9.1.5 Carrier Enforcement Area Supervisor and Carrier Enforcement Specialist Supervisors who transitioned to State Patrol Sergeant classifications will retain their classification seniority for purposes identified in Section 9.6.1.

Calculating Seniority. 9.1.1 Seniority for bargaining unit members in Game & Parks Parks, Fire Marshal and Liquor Control Inspectors assigned to the Fire Marshal’s Office State Patrol shall commence upon the last date hired into positions covered by the SLEBC Contract in each agency. Copies of the new hire letter will be sent to the SLEBC Office. 9.1.2 A Carrier Enforcement Officer who was appointed to a State Patrol Trooper position, will retain his/her seniority from the date he/she became a sworn Carrier Enforcement Officer provided, however, that if said date is earlier than July 1, 1985, it shall be adjusted to July 1, 1985. 9.1.3 The seniority for the State Patrol Trooper and State Patrol Investigation Officer, shall be the date he/she became a sworn officer. For Carrier Enforcement Officers who became Troopers see 9.1.2. 9.1.4 Officers currently classified as State Troopers who transitioned from the Carrier Enforcement Division to a State Trooper position between September 1, 1998 and July 19, 2002, shall receive credit for seniority lost during the transition to State Trooper, by being placed on the step in the State Trooper pay line which is equivalent to former recruit camp mates. 9.1.5 Carrier Enforcement Area Supervisor and Carrier Enforcement Specialist Supervisors who transitioned to State Patrol Sergeant classifications will retain their classification seniority for purposes identified in Section 9.6.1.