Common use of Loss of Service Clause in Contracts

Loss of Service. An employee shall lose continuous service when he/she is discharged, released, resigns, retires, accepts layoff without recall rights, is on continuous layoff for more than ten (10) years from date of layoff, or when he/she is on the recall listing, but not on the active payroll and declines or fails to report or make satisfactory arrangements within fourteen (14) calendar days after being notified of a recall. If such employee is later rehired, he/she shall be considered a new employee and continuous service shall date from the date of most recent hire.

Loss of Service. An employee shall lose continuous service when he/she is discharged, released, resigns, retires, accepts layoff without recall rights, is on continuous layoff for more than ten (10) years from date of layoff, or when he/she is on the recall listing, but not on the active payroll and declines or fails to report or make satisfactory arrangements within fourteen (14) calendar days after being notified notified of a recall. If such employee is later rehired, he/she shall be considered a new employee and continuous service shall date from the date of most recent hire.

Loss of Service. An employee shall lose continuous service when he/she is discharged, released, resigns, retires, accepts layoff without recall rights, is on continuous layoff for more than ten three (103) years from date of layoff, or when he/she is on the recall listing, but not on the active payroll and declines or fails to report or make satisfactory arrangements within fourteen (14) calendar days after being notified of a recall. If such employee is later rehired, he/she shall be considered a new employee and continuous service shall date from the date of most recent hire.

Loss of Service. An employee shall lose continuous service when he/she is discharged, released, resigns, retires, accepts layoff without recall rights, is on continuous layoff for more than ten eight (10) 8) years from date of layoff, or when he/she is on the recall listing, but not on the active payroll and declines or fails to report or make satisfactory arrangements within fourteen (14) calendar days after being notified of a recall. If such employee is later rehired, he/she shall be considered a new employee and continuous service shall date from the date of most recent hire.

Loss of Service. An employee shall lose continuous service when he/he/ she is discharged, released, resigns, retires, accepts layoff without recall rights, is on continuous layoff for more than ten (10) years from date of layoff, or when he/she is on the recall listing, but not on the active payroll and declines or fails to report or make satisfactory arrangements within fourteen (14) calendar cal- endar days after being notified notified of a recall. If such employee is later rehired, he/she shall be considered a new employee and continuous service shall date from the date of most recent hire.

Loss of Service. Article IX, Section 2 An employee shall lose continuous service when he/she is discharged, released, resigns, retires, accepts layoff without recall rights, is on continuous layoff for more than ten three (103) years from date of layoff, or when he/she is on the recall listing, but not on the active payroll and declines or fails to report or make satisfactory arrangements within fourteen (14) calendar days after being notified of a recall. If such employee is later rehired, he/she shall be considered a new employee and continuous service shall date from the date of most recent hire.