ADVANCEMENT WITHIN PAY GRADES Sample Clauses

ADVANCEMENT WITHIN PAY GRADES. 1. This Section describes the method of using employee experience to determine placement on a salary schedule. Nothing herein shall be interpreted as entitling any employee to a raise or a specific salary. The value of a step or a schedule shall be set in negotiations. No employee shall be entitled to a compensation increase by application of this language. No employee's annual wage may be increased, except by written and ratified negotiated agreements.
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ADVANCEMENT WITHIN PAY GRADES. (a) Each new employee covered by this Agreement shall initially be paid at the “Start” rate for the pay grade applicable to his classification, unless a different rate of pay is established pursuant to Section 16.4. Advancement to the next salary Step and all subsequent Steps shall be placed into effect upon completion of one (1) year of full service time at each Step.
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ADVANCEMENT WITHIN PAY GRADES. (a) Each new full-time employee covered by this Agreement shall initially be paid at the AStart@ rate applicable to his/her classification. Upon completion of six (6) months employment, he/she shall advance to AStep 1" of his/her pay grade. All subsequent Steps shall be placed into effect after completion of one
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ADVANCEMENT WITHIN PAY GRADES. All wage level increments shall be automatic during the life of this Agreement. Employees shall progress to the next highest wage step in classification upon completion of each full year of service in the classification, until they reach the top rate in classification.
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