Personnel Manual Index Codes Sample Clauses

Personnel Manual Index Codes. E-7, Transfers, Demotions, and Status Changes G-1, Code of Ethics and Conduct X-0, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Probationary Periods G-7A, Employee Performance Review Program X-0, Xxxxxxxxx Xxx X-0, Xxxxxxxx X-0, Xxx-xx-Xxxxx Assignments H-4, Overtime Compensation H-5, Salary Status of Part-time Positions H-6, Shift Differentials H-7, Stand-by Pay H-8, Step Increases H-9, Starting Salary Upon Appointment I-2, Annual Leave I-9, Court Leave
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Personnel Manual Index Codes a. E-7, Transfers, Demotions, and Status Changes b. G-1, Code of Ethics and Conduct c. X-0, Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Probationary Periods
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Personnel Manual Index Codes. X-0, Xxxxxxxxx Xxx X-0, Xxxxxxxx X-0, Overtime Compensation I-2, Annual Leave B. Administrative Regulations.
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