An incumbent employee or Sample Clauses

An incumbent employee or a Xxxx, Budget Unit Head or designated supervisor may request a job evaluation review provided there has been a significant change in the duties or work performed in that job since the last review. In such a case, a Position Description Questionnaire (PDQ) must be completed and signed by the incumbent employee and the designated supervisor, passed to the Xxxx, Budget Unit Head or designate, who will date stamp it upon receipt. The Xxxx, Budget Unit Head or designate will either agree with and sign the PDQ, or amend the PDQ as she sees fit and sign it. The Xxxx, Budget Unit Head or designate shall forward the PDQ for evaluation to Human Resources within thirty (30) days, with a copy of the PDQ given to the incumbent employee. Any salary change resulting from a reclassification will be retroactive to the first of the month following the date that the PDQ is date stamped by the Xxxx, Budget Unit Head or designate.
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