Merit Pay Annual Increase Sample Clauses

Merit Pay Annual Increase. 1. Each bargaining unit classification shall have a wages range which includes five steps. A permanent full-time employee shall receive a one step increase in wages annually on his/her anniversary date (up to the top (fifth) step in the range) unless his/her overall job performance has been evaluated by his/her evaluator as less than satisfactory. In that event, the employee shall remain at the same wage until s/he has received the next annual evaluation and has received an overall performance rating of satisfactory or higher at which time, prospectively, the employee shall receive the one step increase, up to the maximum wage step in the range (unless s/he was already at the maximum wage step in the range). Failure of an evaluator to meet a time deadline for completion of an evaluation shall not prevent the withholding of a merit increase unless the delay exceeded sixty (60) days; it is the fact of an evaluation, albeit delayed, that is key.
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