Required Seniority: Amount of Longevity Allowance Sample Clauses

Required Seniority: Amount of Longevity Allowance. Subject to the provision of this Article Eighteen, a full-time employee shall be eligible to receive a longevity allowance after achieving five (5) years of City-wide Seniority, as follows: Seniority Amount of Allowance Per Hour Worked Beginning with the fifth (5th) through the ninth (9th) Year of City-wide Seniority $0.10 per hour worked Beginning with the tenth (10th) through the fourteenth (14th) Year of City-wide Seniority $0.15 per hour worked Beginning with the fifteenth (15th) through the $0.20 per hour worked nineteenth (19th) Year of City-wide Seniority Beginning with the twentieth (20th) Year of City- $0.25 per hour worked wide Seniority Subject to the provisions of this Article Eighteen, a full-time employee becomes eligible to receive the applicable longevity allowance beginning with the first full workweek after the date he achieves the necessary City-wide Seniority. ARTICLE NINETEEN HOLIDAYS
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