Common use of Veteran’s Preference Clause in Contracts

Veteran’s Preference. A preference eligible is not hereunder deprived of whatever rights of appeal are applicable under the Veterans’ Preference Act. If the employee appeals under the Veterans’ Preference Act, however, the time limits for appeal to arbitration and the normal contractual arbitration scheduling procedures are not to be delayed as a consequence of that appeal; if there is an MSPB appeal pending as of the date the arbitration is sched- uled by the parties, the grievant waives access to the griev- ance-arbitration procedure beyond Step B.

Veteran’s Preference. A preference eligible is not hereunder deprived of whatever rights of appeal are applicable under the Veterans’ Preference Act. If the employee appeals under the Veterans’ Preference Act, however, the time limits for appeal to arbitration and the normal contractual arbitration scheduling procedures are not to be delayed as a consequence of that appeal; if there is an MSPB appeal pending as of the date the arbitration is sched- uled scheduled by the parties, the grievant waives access to the griev- ancegrievance-arbitration procedure beyond Step B.

Veteran’s Preference. A preference eligible is not hereunder deprived of whatever whatev- er rights of appeal are applicable under the Veterans’ Preference Act. If the employee appeals under the Veterans’ Preference Act, however, the time limits for appeal to arbitration and the normal contractual arbitration arbitra- tion scheduling procedures are not to be delayed as a consequence con- sequence of that appeal; if there is an MSPB appeal pending pend- ing as of the date the arbitration is sched- uled scheduled by the partiespar- ties, the grievant waives access to the griev- ancegrievance-arbitration procedure beyond Step B.

Veteran’s Preference. A preference eligible is not hereunder deprived of whatever rights of appeal are applicable under the Veterans’ Preference Act. If the employee appeals under the Veterans’ Preference Act, however, the time limits for appeal to arbitration and the normal contractual arbitration arbi- tration scheduling procedures are not to be delayed as a consequence conse- quence of that appeal; if there is an MSPB appeal pending as of the date the arbitration is sched- uled scheduled by the parties, the grievant waives access to the griev- ancegrievance-arbitration procedure beyond Step B.

Veteran’s Preference. A preference eligible is not hereunder deprived of whatever rights of appeal are applicable under the Veterans’ Preference Act. If the employee appeals under the Veterans’ Preference Act, however, the time limits for appeal to arbitration and the normal contractual contrac- tual arbitration scheduling procedures are not to be delayed as a consequence of that appeal; if there is an MSPB appeal pending as of the date the arbitration is sched- uled scheduled by the parties, the grievant griev- ant waives access to the griev- ancegrievance-arbitration procedure beyond Step B.

Veteran’s Preference. A preference eligible is not hereunder deprived of whatever rights of appeal are applicable under the Veterans’ Preference Act. If the employee appeals under the Veterans’ Preference Act, however, the time limits for appeal to arbitration and the normal nor- mal contractual arbitration scheduling procedures are not to be delayed as a consequence of that appeal; if there is an MSPB appeal pending as of the date the arbitration is sched- uled scheduled by the parties, the grievant waives access to the griev- ancegrievance-arbitration procedure beyond Step B.