Common use of Change to Existing Classifications Clause in Contracts

Change to Existing Classifications. (a) If changes have the effect of significantly altering the core functions of an existing classification listed in the Salary Schedule, the amended job description and classification specifications shall be provided to the Union. The Union may, within thirty (30) calendar days, from the date they received written notification of the change, notify the Employer that they wish to negotiate the Basic Rate of Pay for that classification.

Change to Existing Classifications. (a) If changes have the effect of significantly altering the core functions of an existing classification listed in the Salary Schedule, Schedule the amended job description and classification specifications shall be provided to the Union. The Union may, within thirty (30) calendar days, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Named Holidays, from the date they received written notification of the change, notify the Employer that they wish to negotiate the Basic Rate of Pay for that classification.

Change to Existing Classifications. (a) If changes have the effect of significantly altering the core functions of an existing classification listed in the Salary Schedule, Wage Schedule the amended job description and classification specifications shall be provided to the Union. The Union may, within thirty (30) calendar days, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Named Holidays, from the date they received written notification of the change, notify the Employer that they wish to negotiate the Basic Rate of Pay for that classification.

Change to Existing Classifications. (a) If changes have the effect of significantly altering the core functions of an existing classification listed in the Salary Schedule, the amended job description and classification specifications shall be provided to the Union. The Union may, within thirty (30) calendar days, days from the date they received written notification of the change, notify the Employer that they wish to negotiate the Basic Rate of Pay for that classification.