Entitlements for Successful Applicants Sample Clauses

Entitlements for Successful Applicants. (i) Orientation/Training: A registrant who accepts an offer of available work shall be entitled to a reasonable amount of orientation and/or training.
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Entitlements for Successful Applicants. A registrant who accepts an offer of available work shall be entitled to a reasonable amount of orientation and training. who are eligible for health and welfare benefits at the hiring institution shall have the waiting period(s) waived subject to carrier provisions. All who accept an offer of available work at the hiring institution shall have their seniority for all purposes other than severance accrual for subsequent layoff. If necessary, the seniority will be recalculated in accordance with the collective agreement at the hiring institution.
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Entitlements for Successful Applicants. A registrant who accepts an offer of available work shall be entitled to a reasonable amount of orientation training.
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Entitlements for Successful Applicants. A who accepts an offer of available work shall be its: who are for health and welfare benefits at the institution shall have the waived to carrier provisions. shall have their who accept an offer of available work at the institution If for all other than severance accrual for the will be recalculated in accordance with Costs for Relocation costs for successful applicants who residence as a result of the that are supported proper of expenditures within of will be paid the institution in accordance with its relocation position for which the was hired. If and practices for the is available, the cost will be institution and returns to work at the institution will Day relocation costs from that institution that hired in accordance with it's relocation and practices for the Dosition for which the was hired. of Rea Emplovers shall all activities to the Relations Committee, names of those interviewed and Signed on behalf of the Employer: Signed on behalf of the Union: I. Chair University College Board Government Employees' Union University College Support Staff Bargaining Unit Chairperson Government and Employees' Union & Negotiating Committee University College Service Employees' Union SECONDARY ASSOCIATION FORM Start Date: Previous Position Held: Current Position Held: Date of Notice:
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