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Title: Seniority


1
Seniority
  • Presented by Dorene Novotny
  • (Tacoma CC)
  • February 23, 2006

2
Seniority
  • 1. Seniority is defined/counted as the number of
    hours in pay status.

3
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False the seniority date is the date of
    unbroken classified service as adjusted.
  • WPEA
  • True seniority is counted as the number of
    hours in pay status.

4
Seniority
  • 2. Seniority does not include time spent in
    cyclic leave without pay status.

5
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False as one of the exceptions, seniority is
    not adjusted for cyclic time in LWOP status.
  • WPEA
  • True LWOP is not time worked, so cyclic time
    would not be counted towards seniority.

6
Seniority
  • 3. Seniority is required to be adjusted for any
    time spent in Jury Duty.

7
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False - Jury Duty is considered paid status and
    therefore not an unpaid leave for which a
    deduction is made.
  • WPEA
  • False Jury Duty is considered paid status and
    therefore not an unpaid leave for which a
    deduction is made.

8
Seniority
  • 4. All overtime hours also count towards the
    calculation of seniority.

9
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False adjustments are made as a deduction from
    date of service there is no provision to add
    overtime hours to the date of service.
  • WPEA
  • True seniority counts all hours in paid status,
    which would by definition include overtime.

10
Seniority
  • 5. All hours in leave without pay status prior to
    July 1, 2005 are not included as an adjustment in
    the calculation of seniority.

11
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • True the seniority article, which defines the
    adjustment for lwop, applies prospectively each
    employee starts July 1, 2005 with his/her
    classified service date as the starting seniority
    date.
  • WPEA
  • False seniority is defined as the employees
    length of classified service counted as the
    number of hours in pay status. No prospective
    language. (So all lwop would be included as an
    adjustment to the expected hours in pay status.)

12
Seniority
  • 6. A note from the employee stating that s/he
    received a call and will be off work due to
    Military Leave is sufficient to count the time
    towards his/her calculation of seniority.

13
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False although the contract does not specify
    how military leave will be verified, the employee
    must have received a written order to report for
    active duty or active training.
  • WPEA
  • False although the contract does not specify
    how military leave will be verified, the employee
    must have received a written order to report for
    active duty or active training.

14
Seniority
  • 7. When deducting Leave without Pay for seniority
    purposes, the employer should go back one
    calendar day for each day of leave without pay.

15
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False the contract does not specify how the
    employer adjusts for the lwop. Either calendar
    day or work day will work.
  • Note as long as the system is consistent for
    everyone.
  • WPEA
  • False the contract does not specify how the
    employer adjusts for the lwop. Either calendar
    day or work day will work.
  • Note as long as the system is consistent for
    everyone.
  • Also, WPEA only counts hours worked so its not a
    deduction, per se.

16
Seniority
  • 8. An employee separated due to disability may be
    re-employed at any time and have his/her prior
    seniority credited to his/her current calculation
    of seniority.

17
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False only those employees re-employed within
    two years of separation will have their prior
    classified service count towards their seniority.
  • WPEA
  • True there is no language that limits the
    amount of time within which an employee must be
    re-employed in order for his/her prior classified
    service hours in paid status to count towards
    his/her seniority date.

18
Seniority
  • 9. An employee separated due to disability may
    count the time between separation and
    re-employment towards his/her calculation of
    seniority.

19
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False the time between separation and
    reemployment is treated as lwop, which is then
    deducted from the employees classified service
    date for the purpose of calculating seniority.
  • WPEA
  • True lwop for the period between disability
    separation and re-employment completion of
    probation is an exception and included as hours
    in paid status for seniority purposes.

20
Seniority
  • 10. An employee whose parent was/is a Veteran may
    have that time counted towards his/her
    calculation of seniority.

21
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False children are not included as eligible to
    use their parents veterans status for seniority
    credit.
  • WPEA
  • False children are not included as eligible to
    use their parents veterans status for seniority
    credit.

22
Seniority
  • 11. An employee who is a veteran and his/her
    spouse may both claim veterans credit to be
    added to his/her seniority calculation.

23
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False veterans status credit will be added to
    the seniority of the employee OR to his/her
    unmarried widow or widower. The language does not
    provide for both.
  • WPEA
  • False veterans status credit will be added to
    the seniority of the employee OR to his/her
    unmarried widow or widower. The language does not
    provide for both.

24
Seniority
  • 12. In the event of a tie in seniority, the tie
    will first be broken by the employee who has the
    longest continuous time in his/her classification
    with that college.

25
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False ties are first broken by longest time
    within the current classification. If there is
    still a tie, then longest time with the
    institution.
  • WPEA
  • False ties are first broken by longest time
    within the current classification. If there is
    still a tie, then longest time with the
    institution.

26
Seniority
  • 13. The employee will have 14 days following
    posting of the seniority report to appeal his/her
    seniority date, after which time the date will be
    presumed correct.

27
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • True the language provides for a 14 day appeal
    period, after which the seniority dates will be
    presumed correct.
  • Note the contract specifies calendar days.
  • WPEA
  • False there is no language about an appeal
    period.

28
Seniority
  • 14. The employer must prepare, print and post the
    seniority list report.

29
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False the language does not specify the method
    of posting. The seniority list may be posted
    electronically or by some other method than a
    printed report.
  • WPEA
  • False the language does not specify the method
    of posting. The seniority list may be posted
    electronically or by some other method than a
    printed report.

30
Seniority
  • 15. The employer must post the seniority list at
    each location where represented employees are
    located.

31
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False the language does not specify where or
    how the posting must occur.
  • WPEA
  • False the language does not specify where or
    how the posting must occur.

32
Seniority
  • 16. Once the employer posts the seniority list,
    the employer must post the seniority list each
    year thereafter on the same date.

33
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False the contract says it will be posted
    annually but does not specify that it must be the
    same date.
  • WPEA
  • False the contract says it will be posted
    annually but does not specify that it must be the
    same date.

34
Seniority
  • 17. When an employee transfers from one
    bargaining unit to another, his/her seniority
    transfers with him/her.

35
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False there is no provision for the transfer of
    seniority. Seniority would be re-established
    based on the contract language applicable to the
    employees new position.
  • WPEA
  • False there is no provision for the transfer of
    seniority. Seniority would be re-established
    based on the contract language applicable to the
    employees new position.

36
Seniority
  • 18. An employee whose job has ended may apply
    his/her seniority to bump back into his/her prior
    position in a different bargaining unit.

37
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False an employees ability to apply seniority
    applies only to the layoff unit to which the
    employee is assigned.
  • WPEA
  • False an employees ability to apply seniority
    applies only to the layoff unit to which the
    employee is assigned

38
Seniority
  • 19. An employee who leaves classified service to
    accept an exempt appointment may request to
    return to classified service and shall be
    returned to his/her prior classification and
    corresponding bargaining unit.

39
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • True the statute that provides for the employee
    to be able to return to classified service
    trumps the contract restrictions.
  • WPEA
  • True the statute that provides for the employee
    to be able to return to classified service
    trumps the contract restrictions.

40
Seniority
  • 20. If an employee is allowed to return to
    classified service from exempt status, all time
    in exempt status shall count towards his/her
    calculation of seniority.

41
Seniority
  • WFSE
  • False there is no provision to count the time
    in the exempt appointment towards seniority.
  • WPEA
  • False there is no provision to count the time
    in the exempt appointment towards seniority.

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Seniority Bonus Question
  • Seniority shall be used
  • A. To make hiring decisions.
  • B. To determine who is offered overtime.
  • C. To determine who is laid off.
  • D. To determine who is called back in the event
    of an emergency.
  • E. To determine who is placed on standby.
  • F. To determine which volunteering employee is
    assigned an alternate work schedule.
  • G. To determine who serves as a shop steward.
  • H. To determine whose vacation request is
    approved first.
  • I. To determine shift assignment.
  • J. To determine who must work during suspended
    operations.
  • K. To determine uniform and tool assignments.
  • L. To make grievance decisions.
  • M. To determine who is allowed time off for union
    activities.

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Seniority Bonus Question
  • WFSE
  • True C. See 33.7 Employees will be laid off in
    accordance with seniority
  • True A. if continued need during cyclic off
    time (temp appts)
  • False all the rest.
  • WPEA
  • True C. See 31.6 Employees will be laid off in
    accordance with seniority
  • True F
  • False all the rest.
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