Classification Criteria Sample Clauses

Classification Criteria. For purposes of this section, a reclassification must be based on findings that the purpose of the position is consistent with the concept of the proposed classification and that the class specifications for the proposed classification and that the class specifications for the proposed classification more accurately depicts the overall assigned duties, authority and responsibilities of the position. Terms used above shall be defined as follows: a) the purpose of the position shall be determined by the statement of purpose and assigned duties of the position description and other relevant evidence of duties assigned by the Agency; b) the concept of the proposed classification shall be determined by the general description and distinguishing features of its class specifications, and, c) the overall duties, authority and responsibilities of the position shall be determined by the position description and other relevant evidence of duties assigned by the Agency. This Section supersedes any provisions contained in the Agencies grievance procedure.

Classification Criteria. For purposes of this section, a reclassification must be based on findings that the purpose of the position is consistent with the concept of the proposed classification and that the class specifications for the proposed classification more accurately depicts the overall assigned duties, authority and responsibilities of the position. Terms used above shall be defined as follows: a)the purpose of the position shall be determined by the statement of purpose and assigned duties of the position description and other relevant evidence of duties assigned by the Agency; b) the concept of the proposed classification shall be determined by the general description and distinguishing features of its class specifications, and, c) the overall duties, authority and responsibilities of the position shall be determined by the position description and other relevant evidence of duties assigned by the Agency. This Section supersedes any provisions contained in the Agency’s grievance procedure.

Classification Criteria. The Employer shall provide classification criteria for all classifications listed in Appendix “A” – Rates of Pay

Classification Criteria. Defect classification Determination Criteria

Classification Criteria. In determining the classification of the interest-earning assets portfolio, the Group applies a series of criteria that are derived from its own internal regulations regarding the management of lease assets. These criteria are designed to assess the likelihood of repayment by the borrower and the collectability of principal and interest on its interest- earning assets. The Group's interest-earning assets classification criteria focus on a number of factors, if applicable; and asset classifications include: • Pass: There is no reason to doubt that the loan principal and interest will not be paid by the debtor in full and/or on a timely basis. There is no reason whatsoever to suspect that the interest-earning assets will be impaired. • Special mention: Even though the debtor has been able to pay his payments in a timely manner, there are still factors that could adversely affect its ability to pay, which are related to changes in the economic, policy and industrial environment, the structure of the debtor's property rights and the debtor's management mechanisms, organisational framework and management personnel adjustments, operating capabilities, material investments and credit size and conditions, as well as the impact of changes in the value of core assets on the debtor's ability to repay; while taking into consideration the impact of subjective factors, including any change in the debtor's willingness to repay, on the quality of assets, such as if payments have been overdue for 30 days or more, then the interest-earning assets for this contract shall be classified as special mention or lower.

Classification Criteria. For purposes of this section, a reclassification must be based on findings that the purpose of the position is consistent with the concept of the proposed classification and that the class specifications for the proposed classification and that the class specifications for the proposed classification more accurately depicts the overall assigned duties, authority and responsibilities of the position. Terms used above shall be defined as follows: a) the purpose of the position shall be determined by the statement of purpose and assigned duties of the position description and other relevant evidence of duties assigned by the Agency; b) the concept of the proposed classification shall be determined by the general description and distinguishing features of its class specifications, and, c) the overall duties, authority and responsibilities of the position shall be determined by the position description and other relevant evidence of duties assigned by the Agency. This Section supersedes any provisions contained in the Agencies grievance procedure. Section 11. If the Employer establishes a new position which is not clearly excluded from the bargaining unit under ORS 243.650 or reclassifies an existing bargaining unit position, the Employer shall notify the Union in writing within seven (7) days following the action, as to whether or not it believes the classification to be within the bargaining unit. The Union must notify the Employer in writing within thirty (30) days from receipt of the notification if it disagrees about the inclusion or exclusion of the classification in the bargaining unit or the matter becomes closed. If notice of the disagreement is received within the thirty (30)-day period, the parties shall meet within fourteen (14) days of above notification to discuss the matter. If an agreement is not reached within thirty (30) days, the Union may submit the matter to the Employment Relations Board. Should the matter not be submitted to the Employment Relations Board within the specified thirty (30)-day period, the matter shall be considered resolved.

Classification Criteria. Error Severity Level Determination Criteria

Classification Criteria. An appeal or review, for the purpose of this sub clause, will be undertaken and resolved in accordance with clause 9 – Dispute settlement procedure.

Classification Criteria. Early Childhood Teacher Level 1 Graduate Early Childhood Teacher and all other Early Childhood Teachers (as defined) including those holding provisional or conditional accreditation /registration Early Childhood Teacher Level 2 Early Childhood Teacher with proficient accreditation/registration or equivalent Early Childhood Teacher Level 3 Early Childhood Teacher with proficient accreditation/registration or equivalent after 3 years’ Satisfactory Teaching Service at Level 2 Early Childhood Teacher Level 4 Early Childhood Teacher with proficient accreditation/registration or equivalent after 3 years’ Satisfactory Teaching Service at Level 3