Use by Department Sample Clauses

Use by Department. Seniority shall be by classification from the date of status appointment. Seniority shall also prevail in regard to layoffs, rehiring and vacation scheduling.
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Use by Department. Seniority shall be used for the purpose of layoff, rehiring, shift preference, and vacation scheduling, as it is presently used.
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Use by Department. The Department will be permitted to use the Facility for the purpose of play space, conducting recreational sport, team and individual sports and competitive sport and training by sporting teams, clubs and individuals and any other activities that might reasonably be expected for school use.
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Use by Department. (a) (School’s hours) Except as provided in clause 5.1(b), the School will have the exclusive use of the Facility during the hours of operation of the School. (b) (Council use during School hours) The Council (or any sublicensee of the Council) will be permitted to use, or to hire for use by a third party (including other school groups), the Facility during the School’s hours provided approval from the School is obtained to ensure there is no overlapping booking. Where this occurs, any party using the Facility must pay the hiring fee otherwise charged by the School for the use of the Facility during the School's hours.
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