Sentence examples for new seniority from inspiring English sources

When East pilots felt an arbitrator's decision favored the West, they sued in June to overturn the new seniority list.

Barclays, for instance, is working on new "seniority" allowances, paid monthly in cash, which will not count as part of salary and will, therefore, not be taken into account when the restricted bonuses are introduced.

Unlike the Delta-Northwest transaction, where the airlines agreed to a new seniority list for pilots before the merger, there was not enough time to work out a similar list for United and Continental pilots, given the speed of the talks.

This new seniority eventually allowed him to further the cause of Our Friends in the North, and Flannery also wrote to the BBC's then Managing Director of Television, Will Wyatt, "accusing him of cowardice for not approving it".

He pointedly noted that, at the new Qwest, seniority and tenure mean nothing.

Because teachers must be laid off based on seniority, new schools, a cornerstone of his education reform strategy, and schools in poor neighborhoods stand to lose the most because they tend to employ the most-junior teachers.

Opponents of the new laws say seniority and collective bargaining rights attract talent to the teaching profession.

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.

Fourth, this agreement will surely become unglued, for nothing prevents a renegotiation of these future cuts down the road when the newer workers gain seniority inside the system.

The new law also makes seniority less important in firing decisions.

Those new contracts would undercut seniority and pay provisions that Hanley and the drivers say are crucial to maintaining standards in the city's bus system.