seniority
ਸੀਨੀਆਰਤਾ
definition
noun
one by one, in order of seniority, employees' names were called
the fact or state of being older or higher in position or status than someone else.
pay and benefits rise with seniority
a privileged position earned by reason of longer service or higher rank.
example
Thank you, Mr Chairperson, for acknowledging 'seniority' .
Walter Mondale doesn't need his 'seniority' from the past to become an important, effective representative of the state of Minnesota.
pay and benefits rise with 'seniority'
You don't get to his level of 'seniority' at the age of 42 without playing hard ball.
Under the old agreement, pensions ceased to increase in value beyond 30 years of 'seniority' .
one by one, in order of 'seniority', employees' names were called
Afterwards he was awarded six months additional 'seniority' for meritorious war service.
Do not be intimidated by his 'seniority' or his future in-law status.
Workers with decades of 'seniority' are being excessed, required to take physically demanding jobs or forced into early retirement.
Donations fall by $39 for each year of 'seniority' .
There has also been an expectation among senior civil servants that merit allied to 'seniority' , rather than party loyalty, should determine promotion.
An additional week of vacation will be given to workers with over 30 years of 'seniority' .
In the ladies division 'seniority' continued to prevail over youth.
Attitudes are learnt through observation of those in relative power or 'seniority' .
pay and benefits rise with 'seniority'
They will also enjoy a right of 'seniority' in the different public departments in which they work.
26 archbishops and bishops in order of 'seniority'
Our specialist team of consultants recruit at all degrees of 'seniority' , from newly-qualified to partner level.
There ought to be a proper sequence according to 'seniority' .
Promotion in the service must be on the basis of merit, not 'seniority' .
He has an admirable faith in technology, unlike many others of his 'seniority' in the Indian Police.
Correspondingly a mother's sister is literally called "small mother" or "big mother" depending on their 'seniority' .
We have people in authority who were promoted based on 'seniority' , not ability.
Your importance can usually be gauged by the 'seniority' of the aide assigned to you or your group.
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