Common use of Equal Seniority Clause in Contracts

Equal Seniority. 1. A tie in seniority shall occur when two (2) or more Bargaining Unit Members have the same amount of seniority credit as determined by the seniority list. 2. Ties in seniority shall be broken by the following method to determine the most senior Bargaining Unit Member: a. The Bargaining Unit Member with the first day worked; then b. The Bargaining Unit Member with the earliest date of employment (date of hire); then c. By lottery, with the most senior employee being the one whose name is drawn first, etc. This procedure shall be implemented in the presence of a designated association representative.

Equal Seniority. 1. A tie in seniority shall occur when two (2) or more Bargaining Unit Members have the same amount of seniority credit as determined by the seniority list. 2. Ties in seniority shall be broken by the following method to determine the most senior Bargaining Unit Member:. a. A. The Bargaining Unit Member with the first day workedworked in a non-supplemental teaching bargaining unit position; then b. B. The Bargaining Unit Member with the earliest date of employment (date of hire); then) by the Board; c. C. By lottery, with the most senior employee Unit Member being the one whose name is drawn first, etc. This procedure shall be implemented in the presence of a designated association Association representative.

Equal Seniority. 1. A tie in seniority shall occur when two (2) or more Bargaining Unit Members members have the same amount of seniority credit as determined by the seniority list. 2. Ties in seniority shall be broken by the following method to determine the most senior Bargaining Unit Membermember: a. a) The Bargaining Unit Member member with the first day workedworked excluding supplemental and initial-year extended service; then b. b) The Bargaining Unit Member member with the earliest date of employment (date of hire); then c. c) Date of application with the Plymouth-Shiloh School District; d) By lottery, with the most senior employee member being the one whose name is drawn first, etc. This procedure shall be implemented in the presence of a designated association Association representative.

Equal Seniority. 1. A tie in seniority shall occur when two (2) or more Bargaining Unit Members bargaining unit members have the same amount of seniority credit as determined by the seniority list. 2. Ties in seniority shall be broken by the following method to determine the most senior Bargaining Unit Memberbargaining unit member: a. The Bargaining Unit Member the bargaining unit member with the first day worked; then b. The Bargaining Unit Member the bargaining unit member with the earliest date of employment (date of hire); then c. By by lottery, with the most senior employee bargaining unit member being the one whose name is drawn first, etc. This procedure shall be implemented in the presence of a the designated association representativerepresentative assigned by the Association.

Equal Seniority. 1. ‌ A tie in seniority shall occur when two (2) or more Bargaining Unit Members have the same amount of seniority credit as determined by the seniority list. 2. Ties in seniority shall be broken by the following method to determine the most senior Bargaining Unit Member:. a. A. The Bargaining Unit Member with the first day workedworked in a non-supplemental teaching bargaining unit position; then b. B. The Bargaining Unit Member with the earliest date of employment (date of hire); then) by the Board; c. C. By lottery, with the most senior employee Unit Member being the one whose name is drawn first, etc. This procedure shall be implemented in the presence of a designated association Association representative.