Wage Grade definition
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Wage Grade The designation in the Collective Agreement for a particular job rate or salary level or salary range.
Wage Grade The designation in Schedule "A" for a particular job rate or salary level or salary range.
All non-supervisory Non-Professional General Schedule employees and Wage Grade employees employed by Defense Commissary Agency, Commissary Store, Patuxent River Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, Maryland.
Wage Grade Increments The wage rate steps for a particular wage grade as set forth in the Wage Rate Schedule.
Included: All General Schedule and Wage Grade employees employed by the Defense Commissary Agency at its commissary stores located at Fort ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Maryland; Fort ▇▇▇▇▇, Maryland; and Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
All non-professional, non-supervisory General Schedule and Wage Grade employees and temporary employees on appointments of 90-days or more employed at the Robins Air Force Base Commissary, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia.
Wage Grade Differential The difference between the maximum wage rates in the Wage Rate Schedule.
Where the Union and the City each accept the recommendation, the job shall be deemed to have been installed on the day of the mediator’s recommendation and the job shall be re-assigned to the appropriate Wage Grade in accordance with Article 6, with such assignment becoming effective from the aforesaid date of installation.
Wage Grade (WG) employees are entitled to environmental differential pay in accordance with 5 CFR 532.511.
Wage Grade The designation in the Wage Rate Schedule for a particular salary level or salary range.