Assignment, Notification and Explanation. In the event the Classification Review Board determines that a career service position is at a new level within the band or an unclassified position is at a new band or level within the band, the higher level duties must be removed immediately upon finalization of the title determination unless an exception is granted. The appellant will receive the higher level pay retroactive to the pay period immediately after 14 days from the date the local Human Resources Office received the completed reclassification request until the date the higher level duties are relinquished. The appellant will also receive credit for performing the higher-level work for advancement and promotional opportunities equivalent to the same time period for which the appellant receives retroactive payment. If management chooses to upgrade, the position will be posted within the affected appointing authority and open to competition for selection.
Assignment, Notification and Explanation. In the event the Classification Review Board determines that a career service position is at a new level within the band or an unclassified position is at a new band or level within the band, the higher level duties must be relinquished immediately upon finalization of the title determination. The appellant will receive the higher level pay retroactive to the pay period immediately after fourteen (14) days from the date the local Human Resources Office received the Reclassification Request Form until the date the higher level duties are relinquished. If management chooses to upgrade, the position will be posted within the affected appointing authority and open to competition for selection. If management does not choose to upgrade, the duties at issue shall be assigned to an individual in the higher title, not the lower title which was performing the duties.
Assignment, Notification and Explanation. In the event the Classification Review Board determines that a career service employee is to be assigned a new level within the band or an unclassified employee is to be assigned a new band or level, the assignment shall be retroactive to the pay period immediately after 14 days from the date the local Human Resources Office received the reclassification request. The appropriate upward salary adjustment shall be given retroactive to that date. However, the employer reserves the right to take away duties normally assigned to the higher-level position as noted above. In that event, the higher-level pay would cease upon those duties being relinquished.
Assignment, Notification and Explanation. In the event the Classification Review Board determines that a career service position is at a new level within the band or an unclassified position is at a new band or level within the band, the higher level duties must be relinquished immediately upon finalization of the title determination. The appellant will receive the higher level pay retroactive to the pay period immediately after 14 days from the date the local Human Resources Office received the reclassification request until the date the higher level duties are relinquished. If management chooses to upgrade, the position will be posted within the affected appointing authority and open to competition for selection.
Assignment, Notification and Explanation. In the event the CSC determines that a career service position is at a new level within the band or an unclassified position is at a new band or level within the band, the higher level duties must be relinquished immediately upon finalization of the title determination. The appellant will receive the higher level pay retroactive to the pay period immediately after 14 days from the date the local Human Resources Office received the Reclassification Request Form until the date the higher level duties are relinquished. If management chooses to upgrade, the position will be posted within the affected appointing authority and open to competition for selection. If management does not choose to upgrade, the duties at issue shall be assigned to an individual in the higher title, not the lower title which was performing the duties.
