Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit Sample Clauses

Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit. A nurse who is promoted out of the bargaining unit will accrue bargaining unit seniority from date of hire to effective date of the change of status wherein the nurse is removed from the bargaining unit. The nurse will cease to accrue seniority under the provisions of Article 6 of the Agreement. Should the nurse's employment status change wherein he/she is again placed into a bargaining unit position, the nurse would be reinstated in the seniority roster commensurate with the date she/he was removed from the bargaining unit and would accrue bargaining unit seniority from the date he/she resumed working in a bargaining unit position.
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Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit. It is agreed that a bargaining unit employee who is promoted to a classification outside of the bargaining unit shall serve a promotional trial service period of six (6) months. The Union recognizes the right of the City to demote an employee in a promotional, trial service status to his former position, with or without cause, and that such demotion shall not constitute disciplinary action and shall not be subject to grievance. Employees who are promoted as outlined above shall retain that seniority accrued up to date of promotion for a period of six (6) months. Seniority shall not continue to accrue during the 6 month period, and at the end of the six (6) month period, the promoted employee shall lose all bargaining unit seniority.
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Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit. When an employee accepts a position out of the negotiation unit, he maintains and continues to accumulate seniority for a maximum period of six (6) months. After this of six (6) month period, he ceases to accumulate his seniority from the first (1st) day he left the negotiation unit but maintains what was accumulated before that time. It is understood that the employee may return to the negotiation unit, to his previous position if it still exists. If it no longer exists, article 13 of the present collective agreement will apply. In the case where the concerned employee no longer meets the normal requirements of his past position, the Company and the union must agree to locate this employee according to the dispositions of article 13 of the present collective agreement so as to limit the impact of his return. Upon returning to the negotiation unit, this employee maintains the hourly rate that he had before obtaining a position out of the negotiation unit in addition to the annual salary increases that he would have received if he has remained in the negotiation unit.
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Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit. Persons promoted out of the bargaining unit may return to the unit provided that their seniority shall be frozen at the date they are promoted out of the unit.
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Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit. > An employee who is promoted or hired into a position that is not within the bargaining unit for six (6) months or longer shall not retain previous bargaining unit seniority.
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Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit. A nurse who is promoted out of the bargaining unit accrues seniority to the effective date the nurse is removed from the bargaining unit. Should the nurse be returned to the bargaining unit, the nurse would be reinstated in the seniority roster commensurate with the date the nurse was removed from the bargaining unit and would then accrue bargaining unit seniority from that date.
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Promotion Out of the Bargaining Unit. When a bargaining unit employee is promoted out of the bargaining unit into a supervisory/management position, the individual shall continue to accrue seniority for six (6) months. Thereafter, further continuous service with the Company in a supervisory/management position will not be credited for seniority under this Agreement. Should the Company, in its discretion, return the employee to the bargaining unit the employee’s seniority at the time of return will consist of the employee’s accrued seniority up to the time of promotion and up to six (6) months as a supervisor/manager.
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