Common use of Promoted Status Clause in Contracts

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Security Officer Employees Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Fleet Service Employees Agreement

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Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her the employee’s Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her the employee’s Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Security Officer Employees Agreement, Security Officer Employees Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE STK transferring to a Ramp Service Stores Supervisor in the Airport Operations their division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE STK transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not fail to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid Bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her the employee’s Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE A CSR transferring to a Ramp Customer Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE A CSR transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his the employee’shis or her Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Passenger Service Employees Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE A CSR transferring to a Ramp Customer Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE A CSR transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her the employee’s Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Passenger Service Employees Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE STK transferring to a Ramp Service Stores Supervisor in the Airport Operations their division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE STK transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not fail to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid Bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE A CSR transferring to a Ramp Customer Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE A CSR transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

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Samples: Passenger Service Employees Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing classification/bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniorityBid Seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniorityBid Seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority Bid Seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) An employee in a permanent promoted position may return to the basic position without a vacancy at any time during the first 60 days in a promoted position. In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his the employee’shis or her Location location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority Bid Seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing classification/bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniorityBid Seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniorityBid Seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority Bid Seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) An employee in a permanent promoted position may return to the basic position without a vacancy at any time during the first 60 days in a promoted position. In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her Location the employee’s location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority Bid Seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his the employee’shis or her Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing classification/bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniorityBid Seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority Bid Seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniorityBid Seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority Bid Seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) An employee in a permanent promoted position may return to the basic position without a vacancy at any time during the first 60 days in a promoted position. In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her Location location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority Bid Seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his or her Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Promoted Status. 1. Promoted status means a permanent or temporary assignment (processed on the employee profile) to a management position within their division below the Director level. Example: An RSE transferring to a Ramp Service Supervisor in the Airport Operations division will be considered in promoted status. An RSE transferring to a Reservations Supervisor in the Reservations division will not be considered in promoted status. 2. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who, under the predecessor agreement, were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority for 183 days may continue to accrue such seniority for the remainder of said 183 days. Employees in promoted status as of the Effective Date of this Agreement who were accruing bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority without limitation may continue to accrue such seniority for 183 days from the Effective Date. In either case, after the 183 days, employees in promoted status may retain but will no longer accrue bid seniority and/or furlough recall seniority. 3. To continue accruing bid seniority and furlough recall seniority for 183 days and to retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority thereafter, employees in promoted status must pay a monthly administrative fee to the Union as set by the Union. Employees in promoted status on the Effective Date of this Agreement will commence payment of the administrative fee within 90 days of that date. Employees who transfer to promoted status after the Effective Date must commence payment of the administrative fee in the month that follows such transfer. Employees in promoted status who elect not to pay the required administrative fee will lose their bid seniority and furlough recall seniority. 4. Employees in permanent promoted status will use their bid seniority to obtain available vacancies when they desire to return to the basic position in their classification. (There must be a vacancy in order for an employee in promoted status to return.) In no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from the employee’s his or her Location as a result of a management employee returning to a position covered under this Agreement. 5. Employees in temporary promoted status will not need a vacancy when they desire to return to the previous position from which they were temporarily promoted. 6. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a promoted position (as defined in Subsection 1 above) for combined periods which exceed 183 days within a 12 month rolling year, the employee will retain bid seniority and furlough recall seniority but will accrue no more than 183 days seniority during that 12 month period.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Fleet Service Employees Agreement

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