When the Surviving Group Principle Is Used for Combining the Seniority

question 65

Multiple Choice

When the surviving group principle is used for combining the seniority lists of merged companies, ________.

• A) employees are allowed to continue previously earned seniority on separate seniority lists when their work with the merged company can be separately identified
• B) employees' rank positions on the merging seniority lists are equal to their rank positions on the prior seniority lists
• C) an employee's length of service is considered, regardless of which company he or she worked for before the merger
• D) all the employees of the acquiring company receive greater seniority consideration than any employee of the acquired company

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