CODE E AND HIGHER Clause Samples

The "CODE E AND HIGHER" clause establishes specific requirements or standards that apply to items, services, or activities classified at Code E level or above within a given coding or categorization system. In practice, this clause might dictate stricter quality controls, enhanced safety measures, or additional compliance obligations for products or operations that meet or exceed the Code E threshold. Its core function is to ensure that higher-risk or more critical categories receive appropriate oversight, thereby managing risk and maintaining standards for the most significant classifications.
CODE E AND HIGHER. Nineteen months and above: 1. a first leaner period classification at a level six job classes below the job class of the job;
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CODE E AND HIGHER. Nineteen months and above: (1) A first learner period classification at a level six job classes below the job class of the job. (2) A second learner period classification at a level four job classes below the job class of the job. (3) A third learner period classification at a level two job classes below the job class of the job. (4) Employees who have had no related work experience in relation to the respective job shall serve an additional 520 hours of work in the learner period two job classes below the job class of the job.
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