Periods of layoff Sample Clauses

Periods of layoff. In the event two or more employees began work on the same date, their seniority rank shall be determined by lottery.
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Periods of layoff c. Seniority list - By September 1 of each school year, the Board will publish and distribute to all teachers and the Association a seniority list ranking each teacher from the greatest to least seniority. This list shall also itemize, after each name, such teacher’s area (s) of certification. A finalized list shall be provided to the Association by March 1 of each year, which shall include all corrections, deletions, and additions of teachers for the school year.
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Periods of layoff but additional seniority shall not accrue during such periods of layoff. Non-Tenure-Track (NTT) Faculty Service that is followed by a break in service of more than five years shall not be included in the calculation of seniority, and service that is followed by a break in service of two or more semesters shall not be included in the calculation of eligibility for continuing appointment. This section does not apply to Associate Lecturers/Clinical Associate Lecturers.
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Periods of layoff but additional seniority shall not accrue during such periods of layoff. Service that is followed by a break in service of more than five years shall not be included in the calculation of seniority, and service that is followed by a break in service of two or more semesters shall not be included in the calculation of eligibility for continuing appointment. This section does not apply to Associate Lecturers/Clinical Associate Lecturers.
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Periods of layoff. In the event two or more employees begin work on the same date, their seniority rank shall be determined by lottery. Said lottery shall be held in the presence of the employees or the employee’s authorized representative.
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Periods of layoff. In the event two or more employees began work on the same date, their seniority rank shall be determined as soon as can be arranged following the beginning of work. The process of breaking a tie shall follow written guidelines developed by a joint committee of the Administration and the Association. A revised seniority list will be distributed to members of the bargaining unit by October 1 of each year. Such seniority lists will reflect all stipulations agreed herewith.
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