WITHIN GRADE INCREASES. Section 1. This Article and appropriate law, regulation or procedure governs within grade step increases. A supervisor’s failure to complete an employee’s evaluation shall not be used as a basis to deny the employee’s increment. Section 2. An employee may not be denied a step pay increase for reasons of performance unless substantial performance deficiencies, defined as not meeting standards on performance standards/behavioral elements, warranting such action are cited on the employee’s mid-year or final performance appraisal forms. In no case will the Employer withhold a step increase unless the affected employee has been notified. Section 3. When the Employer determines that an employee’s performance warrants withholding of a step increase, it shall notify the employee in writing and 1. identify the specific incidents of unacceptable performance including reference to performance standards/behavioral elements; 2. provide a description of what the employer will do to assist the employee and a description of what the employee must do to improve the allegedly unacceptable performance during the opportunity period.
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Sources: Memorandum of Understanding, Bargaining Agreement, Memorandum of Understanding
WITHIN GRADE INCREASES. Section 1. This Article and appropriate law, regulation or procedure governs within grade step increases. A supervisor’s failure to complete an employee’s evaluation shall not be used as a basis to deny the employee’s increment.
Section 2. An employee may not be denied a step pay increase for reasons of performance unless substantial performance deficiencies, defined as not meeting standards being rated less than “Satisfactory” on performance standards/behavioral elements, warranting such action are cited on the employee’s mid-year or final performance appraisal forms. In no case will the Employer withhold a step increase unless the affected employee has been notified.
Section 3. When the Employer determines that an employee’s performance warrants withholding of a step increase, it shall notify the employee in writing and:
1. ) identify the specific incidents of unacceptable performance including reference to performance standards/behavioral elements;
2. ) provide a description of what the employer will do to assist the employee and a description of what the employee must do to improve the allegedly unacceptable performance during the opportunity period.
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Sources: Memorandum of Understanding, Memorandum of Understanding, Memorandum of Understanding
WITHIN GRADE INCREASES. Section 1. This Article and appropriate law, regulation or procedure governs within grade step increases. A supervisor’s failure to complete an employee’s evaluation shall not be used as a basis to deny the employee’s increment.
Section 2. An employee may not be denied a step pay increase for reasons of performance unless substantial performance deficiencies, defined as not meeting standards on performance standards/behavioral elements, elements warranting such action are cited on the employee’s mid-year or final performance appraisal forms. In no case will the Employer withhold a step increase unless the affected employee has been notified.
Section 3. When the Employer determines that an employee’s performance warrants withholding of a step increase, it shall notify the employee in writing and
1. identify the specific incidents of unacceptable performance including reference to performance standards/behavioral elements;
2. provide a description of what the employer will do to assist the employee and a description of what the employee must do to improve the allegedly unacceptable performance during the opportunity period.
Section 4. A schoolwide LMC shall be established to assist in the development of a pay equity program for bargaining unit employees. The committee shall consist of eight (8) members, four
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Sources: Memorandum of Understanding
WITHIN GRADE INCREASES. Section 1. This Article and appropriate law, regulation or procedure governs within grade step increases. A supervisor’s failure to complete an employee’s evaluation shall not be used as a basis to deny the employee’s increment.
Section 2. An employee may not be denied a step pay increase for reasons of performance unless substantial performance deficiencies, defined as not meeting standards on performance standards/behavioral elements, warranting such action are cited on the employee’s mid-year or final performance appraisal forms. In no case will the Employer withhold a step increase unless the affected employee has been notified.
Section 3. When the Employer determines that an employee’s performance warrants withholding of a step increase, it shall notify the employee in writing and
1. identify the specific incidents of unacceptable performance including reference to performance standards/behavioral elements;
2. provide a description of what the employer will do to assist the employee and a description of what the employee must do to improve the allegedly unacceptable performance during the opportunity period.
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Sources: Memorandum of Understanding