Downward Movement Sample Clauses
The "Downward Movement" clause defines the conditions under which a party may move to a lower pricing tier, service level, or commitment within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the process for requesting such a change, any notice requirements, and potential limitations, such as frequency or timing restrictions. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility for the party to adjust their obligations or costs downward in response to changing needs, thereby reducing risk and ensuring the agreement remains suitable over time.
Downward Movement which is a job change to a lower paying job within the employee’s present classification series. The vacancy shall be offered to the interested senior employee in the classification series. No probationary period shall be required.
Downward Movement. With downward movement between sequenced rating groups, the employee will become a Category A until the next Performance Management exercise.
Downward Movement. With downward movement between sequenced rating groups, 20 the employee will become a Category A until the next periodic retention rating review. 21
Downward Movement. A job change to a lower classification within the active employee's present Department.
Downward Movement is a job change to a classification which has a lower entry level rate of pay than the entry level pay rate of the employee’s current classification. The vacancy shall be offered to the interested senior employee in the department.
Downward Movement