Common use of NEW OR REVISED JOBS Clause in Contracts

NEW OR REVISED JOBS. 1401 At such time as the Employer establishes a new Health Care Professional job, or significantly changes the job content of an existing job, a new job description shall be written and a rate established for such new or changed job in accordance with the following procedure. 1402 Job Description and Rate 1403 When a new job is to be established or an existing job is to be revised, the Employer will prepare a job description setting forth the duties of the new or revised job. 1404 The Employer will also prepare a proposed rate for the new job. Such rate shall be based on the requirements of the job under consideration, its relation to the Employer’s rate structure and to existing jobs. A change in job duties shall not necessarily require a change in rate. 1405 Such description and proposed rate shall be presented to the State Association in writing prior to the assignment of any employee to the job. The purpose of this action will be to discuss the content of the job description and reach agreement with the State Association on the proposed rate. 1406 Should agreement be reached with the State Association, the job and the rate shall be placed in effect on a permanent basis and the rate shall not be subject to change except upon a subsequent revision of the job duties. 1407 Rate Trial Period 1408 In the event no agreement is reached on the rate, the Employer may place the proposed rate into effect, and the Association may use the grievance procedure in objecting to the permanent rate for the job. 1409 No grievance shall be filed until a sixty (60) calendar day trial period has elapsed from the date a proposed rate first becomes effective. Any such grievance shall be filed within a fifteen (15) calendar day period following the trial period. If no grievance is filed, the proposed rate shall become a permanent rate. 1410 Permanent Rate 1411 When the rate has been fixed by mutual agreement, or has become permanent under one of the above provisions, the permanent rate shall be paid from the date the job was established or revised, which shall, unless otherwise agreed, be deemed to be the date the job description and the proposed rate were placed in effect by the Employer. 1412 Should the Association believe that a job has been significantly changed or a new job established without use of the above procedure, the Association may file a grievance regarding such change, in which event any change in rate shall become effective beginning with the date such grievance is filed.

NEW OR REVISED JOBS. 1401 At such time as the Employer establishes a new Health Care Professional SCNSC job, or significantly changes the job content of an existing job, a new job description shall be written and a rate established for such new or changed job in accordance with the following procedure. 1402 Job Description and Rate 1403 When a new job is to be established or an existing job is to be revised, the Employer will prepare a job description setting forth the duties of the new or revised job. 1404 The Employer will also prepare a proposed rate for the new job. Such rate shall be based on the requirements of the job under consideration, its relation to the Employer’s rate structure and to existing jobs. A change in job duties shall not necessarily require a change in rate. 1405 Such description and proposed rate shall be presented to the State Association in writing prior to the assignment of any employee to the job. The purpose of this action will be to discuss the content of the job description and reach agreement with the State Association on the proposed rate. 1406 Should agreement be reached with the State Association, the job and the rate shall be placed in effect on a permanent basis and the rate shall not be subject to change except upon a subsequent revision of the job duties. 1407 Rate Trial Period 1408 In the event no agreement is reached on the rate, the Employer may place the proposed rate into effect, and the Association may use the grievance procedure in objecting to the permanent rate for the job. 1409 No grievance shall be filed until a sixty (60) calendar day trial period has elapsed from the date a proposed rate first becomes effective. Any such grievance shall be filed within a fifteen (15) calendar day period following the trial period. If no grievance is filed, the proposed rate shall become a permanent rate. 1410 Permanent Rate 1411 When the rate has been fixed by mutual agreement, or has become permanent under one of the above provisions, the permanent rate shall be paid from the date the job was established or revised, which shall, unless otherwise agreed, be deemed to be the date the job description and the proposed rate were placed in effect by the Employer. 1412 Should the State Association believe that a job has been significantly changed or a new job established without use of the above procedure, the Association may file a grievance regarding such change, in which event any change in rate shall become effective beginning with the date such grievance is filed. 1413 Job Qualifications 1414 Regional job qualifications, job titles/codes, and job descriptions will be reviewed, modified or amended annually or as requested by either party. The review will be conducted by representatives of the appropriate stakeholders (e.g., UNAC/UHCP, Labor Relations, Human Resources, Hospital/Medical Group representatives, etc.) 1415 The Union recognizes the right of the Employer to establish job requirements for all positions in the Bargaining Unit and to change such requirements from time to time as necessitated by efficient operations and quality patient care. In all cases, job requirements shall be reasonably related to work performed. The State Office will be notified when the Employer modifies or changes job requirements. The Union reserves the right to object to any job requirement through the grievance procedure. In any such grievance, the Employer shall have the burden of proof that the protested job requirement is reasonably related to the work performed.

NEW OR REVISED JOBS. 1401 At such time as the Employer establishes a new Health Care Professional SCNSC job, or significantly changes the job content of an existing job, a new job description shall be written and a rate established for such new or changed job in accordance with the following procedure. 1402 Job Description and Rate 1403 When a new job is to be established or an existing job is to be revised, the Employer will prepare a job description setting forth the duties of the new or revised job. 1404 The Employer will also prepare a proposed rate for the new job. Such rate shall be based on the requirements of the job under consideration, its relation to the Employer’s rate structure and to existing jobs. A change in job duties shall not necessarily require a change in rate. 1405 Such description and proposed rate shall be presented to the State Association in writing prior to the assignment of any employee to the job. The purpose of this action will be to discuss the content of the job description and reach agreement with the State Association on the proposed rate. 1406 Should agreement be reached with the State Association, the job and the rate shall be placed in effect effect on a permanent basis and the rate shall not be subject to change except upon a subsequent revision of the job duties. 1407 Rate Trial Period 1408 In the event no agreement is reached on the rate, the Employer may place the proposed rate into effecteffect, and the Association may use the grievance procedure in objecting to the permanent rate for the job. 1409 No grievance shall be filed until a sixty (60) calendar day trial period has elapsed from the date a proposed rate first becomes effectiveeffective. Any such grievance shall be filed within a fifteen (15) calendar day period following the trial period. If no grievance is filed, the proposed rate shall become a permanent rate. 1410 Permanent Rate 1411 When the rate has been fixed by mutual agreement, or has become permanent under one of the above provisions, the permanent rate shall be paid from the date the job was established or revised, which shall, unless otherwise agreed, be deemed to be the date the job description and the proposed rate were placed in effect effect by the Employer. 1412 Should the State Association believe that a job has been significantly changed or a new job established without use of the above procedure, the Association may file a grievance regarding such change, in which event any change in rate shall become effective effective beginning with the date such grievance is filed. 1413 Job Qualifications 1414 Regional job qualifications, job titles/codes, and job descriptions will be reviewed, modified or amended annually or as requested by either party. The review will be conducted by representatives of the appropriate stakeholders (e.g., UNAC/UHCP, Labor Relations, Human Resources, Hospital/Medical Group representatives, etc.) 1415 The Union recognizes the right of the Employer to establish job requirements for all positions in the Bargaining Unit and to change such requirements from time to time as necessitated by efficient operations and quality patient care. In all cases, job requirements shall be reasonably related to work performed. The State Office will be notified when the Employer modifies or changes job requirements. The Union reserves the right to object to any job requirement through the grievance procedure. In any such grievance, the Employer shall have the burden of proof that the protested job requirement is reasonably related to the work performed.