Examples of Junior in a sentence

Junior employees displaced as a result shall likewise be eligible to bump.
For these purposes: "Distributable Items" has the meaning given to it in the Capital Regulations then applicable to the Company, but, to the extent applicable, amended so that any reference therein to "before distributions to holders of own funds instruments" shall be read as a reference to "before distributions by the Company to holders of Parity Securities, the Securities or any Junior Securities".

More Definitions of Junior

Junior means an employee under 20 years of age other than an apprentice or a trainee as defined in the Vocational Education, Training and Employment Act 2000, as amended from time to time, in any non-trade calling to which this Award applies who does not receive the rate of wages prescribed by it for an adult employee in such calling, but shall not include any such employee in a skilled calling, for which apprenticeship training is prescribed.

Junior means a Member of the Club specified on the Schedule under 18 years of age. A Member under 12 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult whilst playing golf.

Junior means an employee other than an apprentice, or an apprentice on probation, under 21 years of age engaged in any calling to which this Award applies, who does not receive the rate of wages prescribed by it for a tradesperson or adult:

Junior means a worker under the age of nineteen years who is in receipt of less than the prescribed adult rate of wage.

Junior means a person who has not attained the age of 21.

Junior as used herein shall include within their meanings the following:

Junior means an employee under the age of 21 years (but not an apprentice or a trainee); "legal practitioner" means a person admitted to practise the profession of the law in this State; "order" includes direction;