Common use of Acting Status Pay Clause in Contracts

Acting Status Pay. When an employee has been temporarily assigned to perform the duties of a higher classification for one-hundred sixty (160) consecutive hours, the employee will be temporarily promoted to the higher classification for the duration of the assignment and the employee's salary will be temporarily adjusted in accordance with the Salary on Promotion section of this Article.

Acting Status Pay. When an employee has been temporarily assigned to perform the duties of a higher classification for one-hundred sixty (160) consecutive hours, the employee will be temporarily promoted to the higher classification for the duration of the assignment and the employee's salary will be temporarily adjusted in accordance with the Section G ( Salary on Promotion section Promotion) of this Article.

Acting Status Pay. When an employee has been temporarily assigned to perform the duties of a higher classification for one-hundred sixty (160) consecutive hours, the employee will be temporarily promoted to the higher classification for the duration of the assignment and the employee's salary will be temporarily adjusted in accordance with the Section G (Salary on Promotion section Promotion) of this Article.