Common use of Seniority Status Outside the Bargaining Unit Clause in Contracts

Seniority Status Outside the Bargaining Unit. An Assistant taking a position outside the bargaining unit, within the District, shall not be considered to have interrupted service with the District to the extent that the other employee group handbook and/or bargaining unit collective bargaining agreement recognizes such continued service. An Assistant who takes a position outside the bargaining unit shall retain unit seniority for a period of one (1) year or as agreed by both parties after taking the position outside the unit, but within the District provided, however, such retention of seniority shall not be construed as any right to transfer, be recalled and or in any other way a guarantee of job rights in the bargaining unit. Assistants can only accumulate seniority when assigned to a bargaining unit position as a bargaining unit member.

Seniority Status Outside the Bargaining Unit. An Assistant taking a position outside the bargaining unit, within the District, shall not be considered to have interrupted service with the District to the extent that the other employee group handbook and/or bargaining unit collective bargaining agreement recognizes such continued service. An Assistant who takes a position outside the bargaining unit shall retain unit seniority for a period of one (1) year or as agreed by both parties after taking the position outside the unit, but within the District provided, however, such retention of seniority shall not be construed as any right to transfer, be recalled and or and/or in any other way a guarantee of job rights in the bargaining unit. Assistants can only accumulate seniority when assigned to a bargaining unit position as a bargaining unit member.