Temporary Assignment to Lower Rated Position Sample Clauses

Temporary Assignment to Lower Rated Position. If an employee is temporarily assigned to a lower rated position, the employee shall incur no reduction to wages or benefits.
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Temporary Assignment to Lower Rated Position. Where the Employer assigns an employee to temporarily perform the duties and responsibilities of a position with a lower rate of pay, other than in the circumstance of a layoff or a disciplinary demotion, the employee shall continue to be paid at the rate applicable to the position from which the employee was assigned.

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