SENIORITY - TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE Sample Clauses

SENIORITY - TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE. 16.09.01 A temporary employee’s seniority shall be drawn from the same lot as permanent employees and will be placed on the same employee seniority list. All temporary employees will be identified on this list with a “T” after their seniority number. Should a temporary employee become permanent, the “T” will be removed from the list.
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SENIORITY - TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE. (b) A temporary employee does not accumulate seniority in the Company. However, the seniority of a temporary employee who is reclassified as a regular full time or part time employee shall be determined from the date of hiring.
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SENIORITY - TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE. When a temporary employee is a successful applicant on a full-time job posting, his seniority date shall become the most recent date of hire without a break in employment.
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SENIORITY - TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE. A temporary employee’s seniority shall be drawn from the same lot as permanent employees and will be placed on the same employee seniority All temporary employees will be identified on this list with a after their seniority number. Should a temporary employee become permanent, the will be removed from the list. Temporary seniority shall be effective for bidding purposes only. A Temporary employee may be permitted to do a mutual base transfer with another temporary employee provided the duration of their assignments and their language qualifications are the same. If a Temporary employee’s assignment was completed and the employee is rehired within (33) days of the completion of that assignment, the employee’s original seniority will be reinstated and will be deemed continuous for the period from the assignment completion date to the rehire date. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article no Cabin Personnelother than those entitled to assume seniority under this CollectiveAgreement shall occupy any Cabin Personnel position on any scheduled or charter flight operated by the Company subject to the following. The provisions of Article do not include wet leases, code sharing arrangements and work undertaken by connector or alliance airlines whether or not under common control or direction with Air Canada.
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