The law requires employers to reinstate returning reservists to a comparable position with the same status, pay and seniority.
Amid growing dissatisfaction among parents over the quality of public education, teachers and their unions have recently eased their positions on testing and seniority.
Within the networks and DAIDS, individuals representing a wide range of positions, job responsibilities and seniority were invited.
Bellow is ruefully aware of the false position in which fame and seniority have placed him.
* In any other similar or comparable position of seniority and responsibility in any other organization or department of equivalent size or complexity in the public or private sector which, in the PEC's opinion, has given him such experience and ability in administering and managing financial affairs as to enable him to carry out effectively the functions and duties of the office of President.
The authors stated, "The inability of e-learning to convey such constructs as respect for those older than oneself and seniority based upon position as well as working together for the benefit of the group rather than for individualistic aims were cited as cultural dangers" (p. 6).
"But he's our senior statesman, and seniority matters".
Around 40% of Australia's medical practitioners are women, but they are dramatically under-represented in positions of seniority and areas of high speciality and ground-breaking research.
Social work has an unparalleled track record in promoting women and members of minority ethnic groups to positions of seniority and leadership.
In South Korean firms pay and position rise with seniority, but productivity does not, say employers.
The allocation procedure, which is governed by regulation and, thus, obligatory for the employees of the public state-owned hospitals, follows a complex scoring method that takes the hierarchical position, seniority and special qualifications of the physicians into account [55].
