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when laid off and called back to work do you keep your senority?
January 18th, 2012 | 
Author: Question by sschmidt150: when laid off and called back to work do you keep your senority?
i was laid off about 6 months ago after being employed by this co. for ten plus years. i was collecting unemployment benifits when i got called back to work. will i be able to keep my senority?
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Answer by samwize
That depend on your union policy and company rules. If you’re not union seniority is probably more of a nicety, and is not an actual employment condition according to the law in most places.
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If you are with the GMP union and pay the past union dues then you should still retain your seniority. I was on lay off for almost a year and I receiver my seniority with them. I was with Owens Brockway a glass plant.Glass Mold Pottery
typically unions have that rule, a non union employer is under no obligation to give you back seniority, unless it is their policy to do so
entirely up to the employer