Breaking Ties in Seniority Clause Samples

The "Breaking Ties in Seniority" clause establishes a method for determining precedence when two or more individuals have identical seniority status, such as the same start date or length of service. Typically, this clause outlines specific criteria for resolving such ties, which may include factors like alphabetical order of last names, employee identification numbers, or drawing lots. Its core practical function is to ensure a fair and transparent process for ranking employees in situations where seniority-based decisions—such as promotions, layoffs, or shift assignments—must be made, thereby preventing disputes and ambiguity.
Breaking Ties in Seniority. After May 1, 2003, all employees shall have their seniority established in accordance with section 8 of this Article. The following exceptions are as follows:
Breaking Ties in Seniority. It is agreed that where multiple employees share the same seniority date as a result of multiple conversions occurring on the same date, these ties in seniority shall be broken for the purposes of layoff and recall provisions (Articles 14.5 and 14.6) by referencing the first day of the six (6) continuous months described in 1(a) of this Letter of Agreement. It is further agreed that for RFT employees working in the classification of Labourer 1, work will cease as determined by each Operating Section (Current Operating Sections include: Environmental Programs, Fleet, Parks, Roads & Construction, Sewage & Drainage, Water, and Work Control Centre) and a reduction of the RFT Labourer 1s is to be accomplished within each Operating Section by roughly following the “last in, first out” rule within the Operating Section’s service list.
Breaking Ties in Seniority. In the application of seniority under this article, if seniority is equal, the adjusted seniority date of hire as a full-time police officer, part-time police officer, full-time dispatcher, or part- time dispatcher shall prevail. If seniority is still equal, the first letter of the last name (in alphabetical order) shall prevail.
Breaking Ties in Seniority. Seniority shall be determined by the Union.
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