Common use of Returning from Leave Clause in Contracts

Returning from Leave. An employee returning after leave of absence shall return to his former position provided it has not been abolished or a senior employee has not exercised displacement rights thereon. Upon return or within seven (7) days thereafter, such employee may exercise seniority rights on any position bulletined during such absence. In the event the employee’s former position has been abolished or a senior employee has exercised displacement rights thereon, the returning employee will be governed by the provision of Rule 20, and may displace a junior employee if such rights are asserted within ten (10) days after his return. Employees displaced by his return shall have the privilege of exercising seniority rights over junior employees in the same manner.

Returning from Leave. An employee returning after leave of absence shall return to his former position provided it has not been abolished or a senior employee has not exercised displacement rights thereon. Upon return or within seven ten (710) days thereafter, thereafter such employee may exercise seniority rights on any position bulletined during such absence. In the event the employee’s 's former position has been abolished or a senior employee has exercised displacement rights thereon, the returning employee will be governed by the provision provisions of Rule 2022 - REDUCING FORCES, and may displace a junior employee if such rights are asserted within ten (10) days after his return. Employees displaced by his return shall have the privilege of exercising seniority rights over junior employees in the same manneraccordance with Rule 22 - REDUCING FORCES.

Returning from Leave. An employee returning after leave of absence shall return to his former position provided it has not been abolished or a senior employee has not exercised displacement rights thereon. Upon return or within seven ten (710) days thereafter, thereafter such employee may exercise seniority rights on any position bulletined during such absence. In the event the employee’s 's former position has been abolished or a senior employee has exercised displacement rights thereon, the returning employee will be governed by the provision provisions of Rule 20, 22 and may displace a junior employee if such rights are asserted within ten (10) days after his return. Employees displaced by his return shall have the privilege of exercising seniority rights over junior employees in the same manner.

Returning from Leave. An employee returning after leave of absence shall return to his former position provided it has not been abolished or a senior employee has not exercised displacement rights thereon. Upon return or within seven (7) days thereafter, thereafter such employee may exercise seniority rights on any position bulletined during such absence. In the event the employee’s 's former position has been abolished or a senior employee has exercised displacement rights thereon, the returning employee will be governed by the provision of Rule 20, 20 and may displace a junior employee if such rights are asserted within ten (10) days after his return. Employees displaced by his return shall have the privilege of exercising seniority rights over junior employees in the same manner.

Returning from Leave. An employee returning after leave of absence shall return to his former position provided it has not been abolished or a senior employee has not exercised displacement rights thereon. Upon return or within seven ten (710) days thereafter, such employee may exercise seniority rights on any position bulletined during such absence. In the event the employee’s former position has been abolished or a senior employee has exercised displacement rights thereon, the returning employee will be governed by the provision of Rule 20, 24 and may displace a junior employee if such rights are asserted within ten (10) days after his return. Employees displaced by his return shall have the privilege of exercising seniority rights over junior employees in the same manner.ten