Normal Progression Clause Samples
The "Normal Progression" clause defines the expected pace and sequence of work or activities under a contract. It typically outlines that the contractor or party responsible must proceed with their obligations in a steady, uninterrupted manner, following any agreed schedules or milestones. For example, in a construction contract, this clause would require the builder to continue work without unnecessary delays, ensuring that each phase follows logically from the previous one. The core function of this clause is to prevent avoidable slowdowns or disruptions, thereby ensuring timely completion and reducing the risk of disputes over project delays.
Normal Progression. Normal progression on the salary schedule once permanent status is acquired shall be one (1) step per year for any employee upon satisfactory evaluation until the maximum is reached. Regular District employees who perform duties in a classification other than their regular classification during the summer recess period shall be placed at the beginning step of the appropriate salary range during the first and second consecutive years of such additional employment. Regular district employees who perform duties in a classification higher than their regular classification during summer recess shall be placed at the step of the appropriate range which provides a minimum of a 5% salary increase. Step advancement shall occur the third consecutive year of such additional employment, and every three consecutive years thereafter until the maximum step is reached. MOU dated 6- 10-03
Normal Progression. Six (6) month adjustment, based on satisfactory job performance from date of hire.