Common use of Acting Prior to Promotion Clause in Contracts

Acting Prior to Promotion. When an employee is confirmed in a position which constitutes a promotion, and that employee was acting in that position immediately prior to confirmation for a period over ten (10) days, the following shall apply: (a) the time spent in the acting position shall be credited for purposes of position seniority date and placement on the salary grid; (b) any time over two (2) months spent in the acting position shall be credited towards the six (6) month probationary period. (c) where an employee returns to an acting position within twelve (12) months, the employee shall be credited with the previous time spent in that position for the purposes of determining placement on the pay grid.

Acting Prior to Promotion. ‌ When an employee is confirmed in a position which constitutes a promotion, and that employee was acting in that position immediately prior to confirmation for a period over ten (10) 10 days, the following shall apply: (a) the time spent in the acting position shall be credited for purposes of position seniority date and placement on the salary grid; (b) any time over two (2) months spent in the acting position shall be credited towards the six (6) month probationary period. (c) where an employee returns to an acting position within twelve (12) 12 months, the employee shall be credited with the previous time spent in that position for the purposes of determining placement on the pay grid.

Acting Prior to Promotion. When an employee is confirmed in a position which constitutes a promotion, and that employee was acting in that position immediately prior to confirmation for a period over ten (10) 10 days, the following shall apply: (a) the time spent in the acting position shall be credited for purposes of position seniority date and placement on the salary grid; (b) any time over two (2) months spent in the acting position shall be credited towards the six (6) month probationary period. (c) where an employee returns to an acting position within twelve (12) 12 months, the employee shall be credited with the previous time spent in that position for the purposes of determining placement on the pay grid.

Acting Prior to Promotion. ‌ When an employee is confirmed in a position which constitutes a promotion, and that employee was acting in that position immediately prior to confirmation for a period over ten (10) 10 days, the following shall apply: (a) the time spent in the acting position shall be credited for purposes of position seniority date and placement on the salary grid; (b) any time over two (2) months spent in the acting position shall be credited towards the six (6) month probationary period. (c) where an employee returns to an acting position within twelve (12) 12 months, the employee shall be credited with the previous time spent in that position for the purposes of determining placement on the pay grid.. PROBATION‌