The phrase "a seniority" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "seniority" is typically used as an uncountable noun, so it does not require an article like "a."
Example: "In our company, seniority plays a significant role in promotion decisions."
Alternatives: "seniority level" or "seniority status."
The House is still dominated by senior lawmakers, Republicans as well as Democrats, who are products of a seniority system that rewards experience and longevity--and is utterly at odds with the impatient spirit of term limits that runs strong in Congress' younger generation of Republicans.
The new seats will be distributed through a seniority system.
The Senate assigns office space under a seniority system.
In Racine, a seniority pay district, the gap was only $7,923.
A lottery within the Arkansas legislature randomly assigns officials to a seniority number within their cohort.
Turner is the third-oldest owner in baseball from a seniority standpoint.
As a result, no bright spark at a foreign investment bank will now move for a place on a seniority-based ladder.
Because of a seniority-based pay system, this puts a huge strain on business costs, leaving less money to provide young people with training and good jobs.It is sometimes said that Japan's risk appetite mirrors that of its baby-boomers.
Condoms became so widely available that the birth rate halved in the decade from 1947-57.That meant fewer young mouths to feed on rising salaries, thanks to a seniority-based system under which pay automatically increased with age.
But Dunn, a 27-year-old math teacher, had only three and a half years of experience in a seniority-based school district; he was laid off in June along with hundreds of other teachers.
In a seniority-driven institution like the Senate, it could take years for Mrs. Clinton to accumulate real power despite her status as a national political celebrity and the appeal she demonstrated in the primary season.
