After all, seniority pays off for flight attendants, because the longest-serving ones get first dibs on flying schedules, and typically choose long-haul routes that fill up their required hours each month much faster than short hops.
In the House, we find that the factors that make a member powerful in the chamber are also some of the best predictors of whether a member lobbies after retiring: seniority, being a party leader, being a committee chair, and being a member of a powerful committee.
It emerged earlier this year that Coulson did not receive the same security clearance as officials of similar seniority after he entered Downing Street.
At this company, women tend to leave the workforce in the middle of their seniority, after having been at the company for four to 10 years.
Instead, he added fuel to their fire, which is already hot and getting hotter, as more governors go after tenure and seniority.
Furthermore, model 3 shows that only symptoms in the knees and ankles were significantly affected by age after adjustment for seniority.
We controlled for these variables in order to account for a potentially adverse impact of lost seniority after losing a permanent job [ 22] and to consider the effects of reemployment: finding paid employment is known to reduce depression risks in displaced workers [ 36].
Every 30 days of seniority after you get 50 days of seniority, you may go to the pass page and buy a pass with a third of your Equus, no real money.
Later, in Congress, he would join the Democratic caucus, attaching himself to the party's seniority system, after decades of railing against the Democratic Party's politics as weak-kneed.
Bresnahan took her first applications job after two postdocs; her seniority allowed her to enter industry with a higher salary than many other applications scientists.
