Results of Employee-Initiated Class Studies Sample Clauses

Results of Employee-Initiated Class Studies. Section 14.6 shall not apply to Units TM1 or U41. Represented employees may request class studies in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual. In cases in which an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification that is on the salary step plan, the represented employee shall be placed at the salary step in the higher classification that is at least five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. If the higher classification is on the salary range plan, the represented employee shall be placed in the range at a rate of pay five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. In cases in which an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification and takes longer than one (1) year from the date the completed Position Description Questionnaire (PDQ) is received by Personnel, the employee shall be entitled to acting pay as defined in Article 5 of this agreement starting four months after the date the PDQ is received as indicated by the time/date stamp on the completed PDQ. If the incumbent is not granted such status, the position will be filled in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual.
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Results of Employee-Initiated Class Studies. Represented employees may request class studies in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual. If an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification that is on the salary step plan, the represented employee shall be placed at the salary step in the higher classification that is at least five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. If the higher classification is on the salary range plan, the represented employee shall be placed in the range at a rate of pay five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. If an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification and takes longer than one (1) year from the date the completed Position Description Questionnaire (PDQ) is received by Personnel, the employee shall be entitled to acting pay (HC6) as defined in the MOU, Article 5 of this agreement starting four months after the date the PDQ is received as indicated by the time/date stamp on the completed PDQ. If the incumbent is not granted such status, the position will be filled in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual.
Results of Employee-Initiated Class Studies. Represented employees may request class studies in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual. In cases in which an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification that is on the salary step plan, the represented employee shall be placed at the salary step in the higher classification that is at least five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. If the higher classification is on the salary range plan, the represented employee shall be placed in the range at a rate of pay five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. In cases in which an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification and takes longer than one (1) year from the date the completed Position Description Questionnaire (PDQ) is received by Personnel, the employee shall be entitled to acting pay as defined in Article 5 of this agreement starting four months after the date the PDQ is received as indicated by the time/date stamp on the completed PDQ. If the incumbent is not granted such status, the position will be filled in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual. Subject to meet and confer with other miscellaneous bargaining units, the City agrees to recommend to the Civil Service Board that it amend the Personnel Manual to provide that, for purposes of determining seniority, the effective date of reclassifications resulting from employee-initiated class studies shall be the date on which the completed Position Description Questionnaire is received by Personnel.
Results of Employee-Initiated Class Studies. Represented employees may request class studies in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual. Section 14.6 shall not apply to represented employees in Unit U31 in classifications that are exempt from the competitive civil service. If an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification that is on the salary step plan, the represented employee shall be placed at the salary step in the higher classification that is at least five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. If the higher classification is on the salary range plan, the represented employee shall be placed in the range at a rate of pay five percent (5%) higher than the represented employee’s current rate of pay. If an employee-initiated class study leads to placement in a higher paid classification and takes longer than one (1) year from the date the completed Position Description Questionnaire (PDQ) is received by Personnel, the employee shall be entitled to acting pay as defined in the MOU, Article 5 of this agreement starting four months after the date the PDQ is received as indicated by the time/date stamp on the completed PDQ. If the incumbent is not granted such status, the position will be filled in accordance with the provisions of the Personnel Manual.

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