APPOINTMENT AND PROGRESSION Sample Clauses

APPOINTMENT AND PROGRESSION. 7.1 Appointment to a position on the relevant scale for newly appointed staff shall be according to skill, experience and the qualifications that apply to the position.
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APPOINTMENT AND PROGRESSION. The determination as to which step on the wage/salary scale a new staff member should be appointed shall be made by the manager after consultation with the interview panel and appropriate peer or team leader group. When determining the appropriate placement of new or existing employees on to the automatic steps, theemployer must consider the employees years of service and relevant experience in the occupation If a worker is recruited from another service part to the Agreement and there is no gap in their terminating employment with that service and commencing employment with the new service, they shall be entitled to bring their service for the purpose of wage/salary step and for long service leave entitlement.
APPOINTMENT AND PROGRESSION. All grades on the scale are accessible by appointment. Appointment shall take into account relevant qualifications and experience.  Employees will progress within the XXX, Foundation Studies and University Preparation Teacher scale on the anniversary of their appointment. For fixed term XXX, Foundation Studies and University Preparation Teachers (less than one year) progression to the next step will occur upon completion of three full trimesters (and not earlier than their anniversary) within a period of not more than 24 months.
APPOINTMENT AND PROGRESSION. The determination as to which step on the wage/salary scale a new staff member should be appointed shall be made by the manager after consultation with the interview panel and appropriate peer or team xxxxxx group. If a worker is recruited from another service part to the Agreement and there is no gap in their terminating employment with that service and commencing employment with the new service, they shall be entitled to bring their service for the purpose of wage/salary step and for long service leave entitlement.

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