Sentence examples for seniority when from inspiring English sources
They make performance a key factor, rather than seniority, when layoffs are on the table.
The Fast Man re-established his seniority when Powell beat Bolt in Stockholm last month.
They lost much of their seniority when Donald J. Trump bought the Eastern shuttle in 1989.
The two had sparred all week over how to allow the city to factor in performance, not just seniority, when it lays off teachers.
"Some people have compared Proposition 20 to unilateral disarmament, taking a cut to the state's seniority when other states aren't doing the same thing," Cain said.
But then United announced plans to acquire US Airways, angering the pilots, who feared they would lose seniority when the two groups of pilots were merged.
House Democrats have generally operated under a seniority system when choosing their committee chairmen, and they have not placed term limits on them or on the top party leaders.
Some worked hard at their jobs but lacked seniority, so when layoffs came, they went.
For many Rodriguez backers, this agenda includes making it easier to fire teachers, eliminating seniority protections when school employees must be laid off and increasing the number of charter schools.
One of the things that I noticed about Cambridge was that I had fewer female colleagues of equivalent seniority than when I had worked in London.
When I say that a promotion is going to be based on qualifications and seniority, they know when I say that I mean it, because I've been there and I know how harmful it is to the individual who's been passed over".
