Change in Pay Upon Promotion Sample Clauses
Change in Pay Upon Promotion. When employees are promoted, their rate of pay shall begin at the first step in the salary range for their new position or at the step which is at least four and a half percent (4.5%) greater than their current compensation, whichever is greater. In no event will employees’ salaries be set at a rate that exceeds the range applicable to the employees’ new classification. When recommended by the Department Director and approved by the City Manager, additional advancement may be granted. An employee promoted to a higher position who, at the time of promotion, is serving in such position in an acting or provisional status may have all or a portion of the time continuously served in an acting or provisional status credited towards satisfaction of the probationary period for the position in accordance with Section 2.03, Promotional Probationary Period. Any amount of time credited will also be credited toward the employee’s time-in-step requirement for a merit increase in the newly promoted position. Credit allowed for this purpose, if any, shall be at the sole discretion of the Department Director and shall not affect the employee's effective date of regular status in the promoted position.
Change in Pay Upon Promotion. When employees are promoted, they shall normally receive the first step in the salary range for their new position. However, if such step is equal to or less than their present salary, or they would be eligible for step advancement shortly in their previous position, they may receive the next step in the salary range of the new position which is immediately above their present salary. When no advancement in salary is granted on promotion, employees may be allowed to carry forward time-in-step accumulation. Employees who are promoted from the rank of Fire Captain to Staff Captain shall retain the salary step designation held as Fire Captain, e.g., from step C to step C or step D to step D, etc.
Change in Pay Upon Promotion. When employees are promoted, they shall normally be placed into the first step in the salary range for their new position. However, if such step is equal to or less than their present salary, they may be placed into the next step in the salary range of the new position which is close to five percent (5%) above their present salary, but not less than four and a half percent (4.5%). If no advancement in salary is granted on promotion, employees may be allowed to carry forward time-in-step accumulation. In no event will an employee’s salary be set at a rate that exceeds the range applicable to the employee’s new classification.
Change in Pay Upon Promotion. When employees are promoted, they shall normally receive the first step in the salary range for their new position. However, if such step is equal to or less than their present salary, or they would be eligible for step advancement shortly in their previous position, they may receive the next step in the salary range of the new position which is immediately above their present salary. When no advancement in salary is granted on promotion, employees may be allowed to carry forward time-in-step accumulation.
Change in Pay Upon Promotion. When employees are promoted, they shall normally receive the first step in the salary range for their new position. However, if such step is equal to or less than their present salary, or they would be eligible for step advancement shortly in their previous position, they may receive the next step in the salary range of the new position which is close to a five percent (5%) increase in pay. The City and the Association agree that "close to a five percent (5%) increase" shall be interpreted as at least 5%, but in no case shall it be an amount greater than the fifth step of the salary range for the classification to which the employee promoted. When no advancement in salary is granted on promotion, employees may be allowed to carry forward time-in-step accumulation. Employees promoted to a higher position who, at the time of promotion, are serving in such position in an acting or provisional status shall be entitled to have all time continuously served credited towards time-in-step requirements. In no event shall an employee receive a rate of pay in excess of the maximum rate of the classification to which the employee is promoted.