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OTHER SENIORITY DISTRICTS. An employee desiring to transfer from one seniority district to another may make written application to do so through the designated Carrier Officer or General Chairman. If mutually agreeable the designated Carrier Officer and General Chairman will enter into a letter of agreement authorizing the transfer. Once a particular roster has been exhausted and it would otherwise be necessary to hire or promote to fill a permanent vacancy, the employee and his seniority in all classes will be transferred. One-half of the employee’s seniority being transferred will be forfeited and the seniority date(s) on the former roster(s) and the date of assignment on the new roster will be utilized in calculating the transferee’s seniority date(s) on the new roster(s). Examined employees, as referred to under Rule 19(e), who have not obtained a seniority date in the xxxxxxx’x classification will have their names placed at the bottom of the xxxxxxx assignment eligibility list on the division involved at the time of transfer.
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