Sentence examples for because of seniority from inspiring English sources

Younger employees with fresher skills are the first to go because of seniority rules.

I do not have defined benefits or job security because of seniority.

Must our streets belong to tube sock vendors until the end of time because of seniority?

He wants them to get a ¥4,500-a-month rise on top of automatic rises because of seniority but so far he has won only ¥1,630.

Because of seniority rules dictating who gets laid off first, the small schools stand to lose a disproportionate share of teachers.

Walker had been frustrated with collective bargaining since his days as county executive, when he says that he was forced to lay off young workers because of seniority rules.

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) says that Michael Flynn even discussing possible immunity in exchange for protection from prosecution is a "grave and momentous" step because of the seniority of his former position.

Studies of the effect of career breaks show that even a few years away have a devastating impact on lifetime earnings and pension rights, not only because there is no pay coming in but because of the loss of seniority and promotion.

He described his early years in the House as boring because of his lack of seniority.

"Last In, Most Worried" (news article, March 6) highlights young teachers whose jobs are at risk because of their lack of seniority.

— who could lose his spot because of a lack of seniority on the panel.Currently, 17 Senators sit on the Intelligence panel, but the McConnell/Reid proposal would knock that down to 15.