Common use of Supervisory Or Special Assignment Clause in Contracts

Supervisory Or Special Assignment. 1. Employees who are promoted on a permanent basis to any management or administrative position below the Director level will continue to retain seniority in the Craft(s) they vacated, but will accrue such seniority for only the first six (6) months while working in management. 2. When employees in management or administrative positions desire to return voluntarily to a Craft covered by this Agreement, in which they retain seniority, they may use their classification seniority to bid for available vacancies in said Craft, but in no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his location as a result of the return to the unit of a management or administrative employee. 3. When employees in management or administrative positions are involuntarily demoted, or reduced due to a Reduction-In-Force, they may exercise their classification seniority to return to positions in Crafts in which they hold seniority, but in no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his location as a result of the return to the unit of a management or administrative employee. 4. Employees covered by this Agreement have priority to vacancies over those not covered by this Agreement, including employees in management or administrative positions who desire to return to a Craft covered by this Agreement.

Supervisory Or Special Assignment. 1. Employees who are promoted on a permanent basis to any management or administrative position below the Director level will continue to retain seniority in the Craft(s) they vacated, but will accrue such seniority for only the first six (6) months while working in management. 2. When employees in management or administrative positions desire to return voluntarily to a Craft covered by this Agreement, in which they retain seniority, they may use their classification craft seniority to bid for available vacancies in said Craft, but in no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his location as a result of the return to the unit of a management or administrative employee. 3. When employees in management or administrative positions are involuntarily demoted, or reduced due to a Reduction-In-Force, they may exercise their classification Craft seniority to return to positions in Crafts in which they hold seniority, but in no event will an employee be furloughed or bumped from his location as a result of the return to the unit of a management or administrative employee. 4. Employees covered by this Agreement have priority to vacancies over those not covered by this Agreement, including employees in management or administrative positions who desire to return to a Craft covered by this Agreement.