Common use of Prior Service Credit Clause in Contracts

Prior Service Credit. An employee who held a term appointment on the effective date of either re- trenchment or the commencement of a designated leave, whichever is sooner, shall be granted a new term appointment and shall be credited with all prior continuous service in the University up to a maxi- mum of four years for purposes of eligibility for permanent or continuing appointment.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Pro Essional Services Negotiating Unit Agreement, Agreement, Pro Essional Services Negotiating Unit Agreement

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Prior Service Credit. An employee who held a term appointment on the effective effective date of either re- trenchment or the commencement of a designated leave, whichever is sooner, shall be granted a new term appointment and shall be credited with all prior continuous service in the University up to a maxi- mum of four years for purposes of eligibility for permanent or continuing appointment.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: www.buffalo.edu, uupinfo.org, oer.ny.gov

Prior Service Credit. An employee who held a term appointment on the effective effective date of either re- trenchment retrenchment or the commencement of a designated leave, whichever is sooner, shall be granted a new term appointment and shall be credited with all prior continuous service in the University up to a maxi- mum maximum of four years for purposes of eligibility for permanent or continuing appointment.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: State University, uuphost.org

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Prior Service Credit. An employee who held a term appointment on the effective effective date of either re- trenchment retrenchment or the commencement of a designated leave, whichever is sooner, shall be granted a new term appointment and shall be credited with all prior continuous service in the University up to a maxi- mum maximum of four years for purposes of eligibility for permanent or continuing appointment.four

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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