"low seniority" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a relatively low level of importance or rank within a certain group or organization. Example: "The new employee was assigned to the team with low seniority, meaning they will have to work their way up to more important tasks and responsibilities."
The job of handling the gavel generally goes to a member who lives in a nearby state, often someone of low seniority.
The names mentioned most often were Representative Amo Houghton, a Republican of Corning who promises a fight to keep his district, and Joseph Crowley, a Democrat of Queens who just won a second term, meaning he has low seniority.
The way the system works, more experienced teachers from other schools and districts will "bounce" low seniority teachers.
It is true that inner-city minority schools have a disproportionate number of low seniority new teachers who are threatened with being laid off under the current seniority system.
Despite having low seniority and few policy accomplishments, she has risen to prominence in Washington in part by her frequent television appearances and willingness to attack Obama in sharp terms.
A retired GM manager familiar with the automaker's engineering and manufacturing procedures said that another manager would have had to sign off on the part, by company policy, given DeGiorgio's relatively low seniority.
But with air travel down, his employer cut costs by downgrading 130 captains, those with the lowest seniority, to first officers, automatically cutting the wage of each by roughly 50percentto— to $34,000 in Mr. Lawlor's case.
At Tufts, a private research university located in Medford, MA with growing national prestige, administrators' current plan will cut 720 hours a week from janitorial service, or approximately 20 low-seniority janitors, in order to save roughly $900,000 annually.
There were fewer responders with low job seniority (0 1 years) and more responders with high seniority (>10 years) compared to non-responders.
Without the new G.I. Bill riding to his rescue, "I would have had to stay at United — and I was low down on the seniority list and close to being furloughed," Mr. Hensley said, adding, "There was no way that I could have maintained a schedule that would have allowed me to go to school".
Training time was divided among the players, and Arthur, lowest in age and seniority, had to spend a lot of time standing around watching the older boys play, much as Rodney Laver, a few years earlier, had spent a lot of time standing around the tennis court on his family's farm in tropical Australia waiting for his older brothers to finish playing.
