Common use of Y-Rating Clause in Contracts

Y-Rating. The City may offer to “Y”-rate an employee whose position has been eliminated, reclassified downward or for some other reason which has caused the compensation of a position to be reduced. In the event an employee in a position is Y-rated, the employee's monthly base salary shall not be increased until the monthly base salary of the position held by that employee exceeds the monthly salary paid to that employee.

Y-Rating. The City may offer to “Y”-rate an employee whose position has been eliminated, reclassified downward downward, or for some other reason which has caused the compensation of a position to be reduced. In the event an employee in a position is Y-rated, the employee's monthly base salary shall not be increased until the monthly base salary of the position held by that employee exceeds the monthly salary paid to that employee.

Y-Rating. The City may offer to “Y”-rate an employee whose position has been eliminated, reclassified downward downward, or for some other reason which has caused the compensation of a position to be reduced. In the event an employee in a position is Y-rated, Y,-rated the employee's monthly base salary shall not be increased until the monthly base salary of the position held by that employee exceeds the monthly salary paid to that employee.

Y-Rating. The City may offer to “Y”-rate an employee whose position has been eliminated, reclassified downward or for some other reason which has caused the compensation of a position to be reduced. In the event an employee in a position is Y-rated, rated the employee's monthly base salary shall not be increased until the monthly base salary of the position held by that employee exceeds the monthly salary paid to that employee.