Experience accrued Sample Clauses

The "Experience accrued" clause defines how a party's prior experience, typically in the context of employment or service, is recognized and credited under the terms of an agreement. This clause may specify that previous relevant work, training, or service periods are counted toward benefits such as seniority, leave entitlements, or eligibility for promotions. By clearly outlining how past experience is acknowledged, the clause ensures fairness and transparency in recognizing an individual's background, preventing disputes over entitlements and supporting equitable treatment.
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Experience accrued as a member of the Occasional Teacher Bargaining Unit, defined as the total number of days worked since the most recent date of hire to the Bargaining Unit (seniority date);
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