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Seniority Points: The Job You Save
May Be Your Own!
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One of the articles in our contract that we all
hope we never need to use is Article 33, the procedures governing
layoffs in Unit 4. While there's very little that APC—or any of
the CSU unions—can do to prevent the CSU from deciding layoffs are
necessary, we can and will do everything possible to ensure that
all available alternatives are considered by the University before
layoffs are implemented. We also can ensure that the appropriate
process is followed and that employees who should not be laid off
are not.
Therefore, in preparation for the possibility of
layoffs, it's extremely important that each Unit 4 employee’s seniority
points are verified for accuracy. Experience has shown that, in
many instances, the University's calculations are inaccurate. In
such cases, employees' efforts, along with the assistance and support
of APC, have sometimes resulted in the affected employees' jobs
being saved. APC will do everything possible to assist Unit 4 employees
in this regard, but your personal involvement is crucial.
APC has prepared this publication to assist you
in understanding how seniority points are calculated, in determining
your own seniority points, and in verifying the CSU's calculations.
On the next page, you'll
find excerpts from Article 33 addressing the calculation of seniority
points. We hope you'll find the accompanying notes helpful in understanding
the procedure. Once you've reviewed the calculation process, you’ll
have enough information to compute your own seniority points using
APC's Seniority Point Calculator.
Click here to learn
about the computation of seniority points before doing your calculations.
You will find this information extremely helpful!
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8/8/03
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