Pronunciation: /siːnɪɔrəti/
noun the state of being older or higher in rank or status than others
A1 Seniority is important in some workplaces.
A2 Employees with more seniority usually get first choice of vacation days.
B1 Seniority can determine who gets promoted within a company.
B2 The union negotiated for seniority to be a factor in determining layoffs.
C1 Seniority is often a contentious issue during labor negotiations.
C2 The CEO's seniority in the company gave him a lot of influence over decision-making.
formal Seniority is an important factor to consider when making decisions in a hierarchical organization.
informal In this company, seniority matters when it comes to promotions and benefits.
slang Some people think seniority is just a fancy word for being old.
figurative In the world of politics, seniority can be seen as a currency of power.
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