Superior - Subordinate Relationship Clause Samples
The Superior-Subordinate Relationship clause defines the hierarchical structure between parties, typically establishing one party as having authority or oversight over another. In practice, this clause clarifies the roles and responsibilities, such as a manager's right to direct the work of an employee or a principal's authority over an agent. Its core function is to ensure clear lines of command and accountability, reducing ambiguity about decision-making power and responsibility within the organization or contractual relationship.
Superior - Subordinate Relationship. For the purpose of this section, a superior-subordinate relationship is defined as a relationship in which a classification has the responsibility for the direct supervision of another classification. In such a relationship, the superior shall be paid a monthly salary rate above his/her subordinates. When a subordinate's monthly salary rate is equal to or exceeds that which is being paid to his/her superior, the superior shall receive a special adjustment of 3% above the salary received by his/her highest paid subordinate. At any time the superior's base salary (excluding this salary adjustment) exceeds 3% above the base salary of his/her subordinates, the salary adjustment granted to him/her by this section shall be eliminated. Monthly salary rate is defined as the base monthly salary paid to a position. Excluded from salary computations for this provision are any bonuses paid, shift differentials, overtime payments, or any additional payment to a position.
Superior - Subordinate Relationship. For the purpose of this section, a superior-subordinate relationship is defined as a relationship in which a classification has the responsibility for the direct supervision of another classification. In such a relationship, a superior shall be paid a monthly salary rate above his/her subordinates. When a subordinate's monthly salary rate is equal to or exceeds that which is being paid to his/her superior, the superior shall receive a special adjustment of 3% above the salary received by his/her highest paid subordinate. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no member of this unit may receive pay pursuant to this section if he/she is supervising a Police Officer or any other sworn personnel or working on an overtime assignment. At any time the superior's base salary (excluding this salary adjustment) exceeds the base salary of his/her subordinates, the salary adjustment granted to him/her by this section shall be eliminated. Monthly salary rate is defined as the base monthly salary paid to a position. Excluded from salary computations for this provision are any bonuses paid, shift differentials, overtime payments, or any additional payment to a position.
Superior - Subordinate Relationship. For the purpose of this section, a superior-subordinate relationship is defined as a relationship in which a classification has the responsibility for the direct supervision of another classification. In such a relationship, a superior shall be paid a monthly salary rate above his/her subordinates. When a subordinate’s monthly salary rate is equal to or exceeds that which is being paid to his/her superior, the superior shall receive a special adjustment of 3% above the salary of the highest paid subordinate. At any time the superior’s base salary (excluding this salary adjustment) exceeds the base salary of his/her subordinates, the salary adjustment granted to him by this section shall be eliminated.
Superior - Subordinate Relationship