Subsequent Probationary Period Clause Samples
The Subsequent Probationary Period clause establishes a new trial period for an employee who has been transferred, promoted, or reassigned within the organization. Typically, this clause outlines the duration of the new probationary period and the criteria for evaluating the employee's performance in their new role. For example, if an employee moves from one department to another, they may be required to complete a fresh probationary period to ensure suitability for the new position. This clause helps employers assess the employee's fit and performance in a different capacity, providing a structured opportunity to confirm the appropriateness of the employment change and address any issues early on.
Subsequent Probationary Period. Nurses who have permanent status in a nurse classification in the bargaining unit shall be given written reasons for non-certification in a subsequent probationary period in another classification. Any nurse who is not certified shall have the right to return to the position or another position in the same classification and option in the Seniority unit from which the nurse was transferred or promoted. These permanent status nurses who fail to be certified may have the Association process non-certification grievances to Step 3 of Article 16 (Grievance Procedures), but such grievances shall not be subject to the arbitration provision of this Agreement. However, permanent status nurses may not be discharged without just cause.
Subsequent Probationary Period. Nurses who have permanent status in a nurse 14 classification in the bargaining unit shall be given written reasons for non-certification in a 15 subsequent probationary period in another classification. Any nurse who is not certified shall 16 have the right to return to the position or another position in the same classification and option 17 in the Seniority unit from which the nurse was transferred or promoted. These permanent 18 status nurses who fail to be certified may have the Association process non-certification