Criteria for Notice Sample Clauses

Criteria for Notice. In both situations set forth in Section A above, qualifications for the position, its duties and rate of compensation shall be clearly set forth. Any change of qualifications set forth for a particular position shall be similarly posted and made available to the Association.
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Criteria for Notice. In both situations set forth in Sections one (1) and two (2) above, the qualifications for the position, its duties, and the rate of compensation, shall be clearly set forth.
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Criteria for Notice. In both situations set forth in Section A, the qualification for the position, its duties, and the rate of compensation shall be clearly set forth. No vacancy in a promotional position shall be filled other than in accordance with the above procedure.
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Criteria for Notice. No vacancy in an open position shall be filled until all properly submitted applications have been considered. All internal applicants shall receive a written reply from the Office of Human Resources as to the final status of position. All members of the unit shall have the right to apply for any job opening.
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Criteria for Notice. In both situations set forth in Section A above, the qualifications for the position, its duties and the rate of compensation, shall be clearly set forth. The qualifications set forth for a particular position shall not be changed when such future vacancies occur unless the Association has been notified in advance of such changes and the reasons therefore. A disagreement over the necessity for such changes shall be subject to the grievance procedures set forth in this Agreement. No vacancy in a promotional position shall be filled other than in accordance with the above procedure.
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Criteria for Notice. In both situations set forth in Section A above, the qualifications for the position, its duties, and the rate of compensation, shall be clearly set forth. The qualifications set forth for a particular position shall be in compliance with standards established for certification by the New Jersey Department of Education.
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Criteria for Notice. The qualifications for the position, its duties, and the rate of compensation, shall be clearly set forth. All positions shall be posted in each main office and faculty room and a copy submitted to the Association president. All applicants shall have ten (10) days from the date of posting to submit applications.
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Criteria for Notice. In both situations set forth in section A above, the qualifications for the position, its duties and the rate of compensation shall be clearly set forth, by the Board of education.
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Criteria for Notice. When posting said positions, the qualifications for the position, its duties, and the rate of compensation shall be set forth.
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