Common use of Eligibility for Seniority Clause in Contracts

Eligibility for Seniority. An employee shall be first entitled to seniority when he has been continuously employed for 180 days within the bargaining unit, his seniority dating from the date of the beginning of such employment. The Company shall have the right to layoff or discharge, without cause, any employee who has not worked in the bargaining unit a sufficient length of time to be entitled to seniority, and such action on the part of the Company shall not be the subject of a grievance on the part of the Union or the employee involved under any provision of this Agreement.

Eligibility for Seniority. An employee shall be first entitled to seniority when he has been continuously employed for 180 days within the bargaining unit, his seniority dating from the date of the beginning of such employment. The Company shall have the right to layoff or discharge, without cause, any employee who has not worked in the bargaining unit a sufficient length of time to be entitled to seniority, and such action on the part of the Company shall not be the subject of a grievance on the part of the Union or the employee involved under any provision of this Agreement.of

Eligibility for Seniority. An employee shall be first entitled to seniority in the bargaining unit when he has been continuously employed in that unit for 180 days within the bargaining unit, days; his seniority dating from the date of the beginning of such employment. The Company shall have the right to layoff or discharge, without cause, any employee who has not worked in the bargaining unit a sufficient length of time to be entitled to seniority, and such action on the part of the Company shall not be the subject of a grievance on the part of the Union or the employee involved under any provision of this Agreement.