Years to Qualify Clause Samples

The "Years to Qualify" clause defines the specific period an individual or entity must meet certain criteria or maintain a relationship to become eligible for a particular benefit, status, or right. For example, an employee may need to work a minimum number of years before qualifying for a pension plan, or a supplier might need to have a certain number of years of experience to bid on a contract. This clause ensures that only those with sufficient tenure or experience are considered, thereby maintaining standards and reducing the risk of unqualified parties receiving benefits or opportunities.
Years to Qualify. Employees shall have served five or more continuous years in the District.
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Years to Qualify. Employees shall have served seven (7) or more years in the District.
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