Common use of Movement on Increment Scale Clause in Contracts

Movement on Increment Scale. Regular Nurses (a) On a year to year basis following the Anniversary Date, the Nurse shall be advanced to the next level on the increment scale within the Nurse’s classification as listed in Appendix “A”. (b) The original Anniversary Date is portable pursuant to the provisions of Article 21. (c) When a Nurse is appointed to a position with a higher classification and pay scale, the original Anniversary Date does not change. The Nurse is appointed to the level on the increment scale appropriate to the Nurse’s Anniversary Date. (d) A Nurse must commence a new Anniversary Date if the Nurse assumes a new professional designation.

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Movement on Increment Scale. Regular Nurses (a) On a year to year basis following the Anniversary Date, Date the Nurse shall be advanced to the next level on the increment scale within the Nurse’s 's classification as listed in Appendix “"A”". (b) The original Anniversary Date is portable pursuant to the provisions of Article 21. (c) When a Nurse is appointed to a position with a higher classification and pay scale, the original Anniversary Date does not change. The Nurse is appointed to the level on the increment scale appropriate to the Nurse’s their Anniversary Date. (d) A Nurse must commence a new Anniversary Date if the Nurse assumes they assume a new professional designation.