SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE Sample Clauses

SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE. (a) voluntarily quits the employ of the Company. (b) over-stays authorized leave of absence except by reasons of force majeure. (c) is discharged and not reinstated under the terms of this Agreement. (d) is recalled to work and does not report within six (6) working days of receiving notice by registered mail. (e) is still on lay-off and the seniority retention period has elapsed as described in 8.02 (f). (f) leaves the bargaining unit for more than twelve (12) months accumulative to work in a supervisory capacity.
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SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE. (a) voluntarily resigns from the Company; (b) overstays an authorized leave of absence unless detained for legitimate cause; (c) is discharged for just cause and not reinstated under the terms of this Agreement. (d) is recalled to work and does not report as required in Article 14.03 below except when the failure to report is due to circumstances beyond the employee’s control. (e) is on lay-off for more than twelve (12) months. (f) is outside the bargaining unit for more than twelve (12) months.
SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE. (a) voluntarily leaves the employ of the Company; (b) over-stays authorized leave of absence except by reasons of force majeure; (c) is discharged and not reinstated under the terms of this Agreement; (d) is recalled to work and does not report within two (2) weeks of receiving notice by registered mail; (e) leaves the bargaining unit for more than thirty (30) days to work in a supervisory capacity; (f) An employee with less than two (2) years of service has not been recalled to work for a period of six (6) months; (g) An employee with more then two (2) years of service has not been recalled to work for a period of one (1) year.
SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE a) Voluntarily quits the employ of the Company. b) Over-stays authorized leave of absence except by reasons of force majeure. c) Is discharged and not reinstated under the terms of this Agreement. d) Is recalled to work and does not report within six (6) working days of receiving notice by registered mail. e) Is still on lay-off and the seniority retention period has elapsed as described in 8.02(f). f) Leaves the bargaining unit for more than twelve (12) months accumulative to work in a supervisory capacity.
SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE. (a) voluntarily quits or retires the employ of the Company. (b) over-stays authorized leave of absence except by reasons of force majeure. (c) is discharged and not reinstated under the terms of this Agreement. (d) is still on lay-off and the seniority retention period has elapsed as described in (e) leaves the bargaining unit for more than twelve (12) months accumulative to work in a nonunion capacity.
SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE. Is recalled to work and
SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE a) voluntarily quits the employ of the Employer. b) over-stays authorized leave of absence except by reasons of force majeure. c) is discharged and not reinstated under the terms of this Agreement. d) is recalled to work and does not report within six (6) working days of receiving notice by registered mail. e) is still on lay-off and the seniority retention period has elapsed as described in 8.03 (f). f) leaves the bargaining unit for more than twelve (12) months accumulative to work in a supervisory capacity. 8.06 a) Layoffs Layoffs will occur in the reverse order of seniority among employees occupying classifications from which the Employer determines that layoffs will occur. An employee so laid off will be permitted to bump the junior person in another classification provided the laid off employee is “competent”to perform the work.
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SENIORITY STANDING WILL BE CANCELLED IF AN EMPLOYEE. (a) voluntarily leaves the employ of the Employer (b) over-stays authorized leave of absence except by reasons of force majeure (c) is discharged and not reinstated under the terms of the Agreement (d) is recalled to work and does not report within six (6) working days of receiving notice by registered mail (e) is still on lay-off for a period of more than six (6) months (f) leaves the bargaining unit for more than twelve (12) months to work in a supervisory capacity (g) is absent without leave and does not contact the Employer within three (3) days except in cases of force majeure

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