Common use of NATIONAL SERVICE Clause in Contracts

NATIONAL SERVICE. 37.01 In the event of any national mobilization program enacted by the Federal Government pursuant to the War Measures Act, the Company will recognize for employees ordered into such national service, such service as service with the Company for pensions and seniority purposes. Such commitment on the part of the Company will cease with the termination of such service or of the emergency period, whichever occurs first, and in no event will there be any duplication of benefits provided by the Federal Government. It is agreed that an employee will have thirty (30) days (or any longer period of time permitted by the legislation) from date of discharge in which to report back to work.

NATIONAL SERVICE. 37.01 28.01 In the event of any national mobilization program enacted by the Federal Government pursuant to the War Measures Act, the Company will recognize for employees ordered into such national service, such service as service with the Company for pensions and seniority purposes. Such commitment on the part of the Company will cease with the termination of such service or of the emergency period, whichever occurs first, and in no event will there be any duplication of benefits provided by the Federal Government. It is agreed that an employee will have thirty (30) days (or any longer period of time permitted by the legislation) from date of discharge in which to report back to work.

NATIONAL SERVICE. 37.01 In the event of any national mobilization program enacted by the Federal Government pursuant to the War war Measures Actact, the Company will recognize for employees ordered into such national service, such service as service with the Company for pensions and seniority purposes. Such commitment on the part of the Company will cease with the termination of such service or of the emergency period, whichever occurs first, and in no event will there be any duplication du- plication of benefits provided by the Federal Government. It is agreed that an employee will have thirty (30) days (or any longer period of time permitted by the legislation) from date of discharge in which to report back to work.