Classifications means the classifications contained in Schedule 1 to this Agreement.

Classifications means Mite, Squirt, Peewee, 10&Under, 12&Under, Junior Gold, etc.

Classifications means any position(s) within the jurisdiction of the bargaining unit included in Schedules A.1 to A.7.

Examples of Classifications in a sentence

ODCs are limited to the following items: Reimbursable Classifications Rates Mileage Current IRS Rate Outside Vendor Costs At Cost Any ODC not included in the above list shall not be eligible for payment without prior written consent of the County.
Developer may not change from the system selected, and may not change, add to or delete any of the User Classifications within the selected system as set forth in Exhibit 4, without TxDOT’s express prior written consent pursuant to this Section 3.4.
Care Classifications only) An Employee recalled to work overtime after leaving the Employer’s or client’s premises and requested by their Employer to attend a workplace in order to perform such overtime work will be paid for a minimum of two hours’ work at the appropriate rate for each time so recalled.
Schedule 1 Classifications The classification levels are defined below and apply to all telecommunications workers in the field.
Classifications within the representation unit shall be covered by Workers’ Compensation Insurance to be provided by METRO.

More Definitions of Classifications

Classifications herein for the purpose of establishing wages, hours of work, other terms and conditions of employment, and handling of grievances. The City shall not negotiate with, nor make any collective bargaining agreement or contract with any other employee group or with any of the employees working in classifications covered by this agreement, individually or collectively. All agreements entered into between the City and the employees covered by this agreement shall be through duly authorized representatives of the Association. Any other agreement shall be of no effect.

Classifications in the use of firearms.

Classifications for the purpose of pay classification. It shall be the full responsibility of the member to properly complete the application form (as established) as well as to provide such documentation materials which will enable the CEP Committee to make a determination. Documentation for specialty assignments shall include, but not limited to, the following: Assignment Record or Supervisory Memorandum showing service of three (3) months in the specialty assignment during the calendar year being reviewed. Documentation for academic accomplishment shall be by diploma or certified transcript.

Classifications means subject areas in the Teacher Dispatch System in which an Occasional Teacher is willing to teach. This includes the subject areas recorded on the Occasional Teacher’s Certificate of Qualification.

Classifications shall use the following recalculation date: The effective date on the PAF2 of the highest ranked position, within this bargaining unit, which causes the subsequent promotions, shall be used as the date for recalculating the composite score based on updated seniority and discipline points. The recalculations will not be retroactive. The Monitoring Panel (as referenced in Section 2125.30 “Promotions”) shall meet within five (5) business days (as that term is defined in Section 2125.20 “Suspension or Disciplinary Action”) to review the selection. For purposes of the promotion, the date the Monitoring Panel meets will determine seniority and back pay minus any acting time.

Classifications shall use the following recalculation date: The date of the final approved requisition shall be used as the date for recalculating the composite score based on updated seniority and discipline points. The recalculations will not be retroactive. Further, the member’s seniority shall be considered the effective date of promotion.

Classifications for the purpose of this Article shall be defined as “Service job titles” and “Administrative job titles.”