Assignment and Revocation Sample Clauses

Assignment and Revocation. 1. Except as set forth below, all unit employees assigned to Detective Bureau Rotational assignments shall be subject to an initial twelve (12) month evaluation period. During the twelve
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Assignment and Revocation a. Except as set forth below, all employees assigned to special assignments shall be subject to an initial twelve (12) month evaluation period. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period an employee will receive written quarterly reviews regarding his/her performance. b. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period, the assignment may be revoked at any time and for any reason without right of appeal at the discretion of the Police Chief. Once the evaluation period has been completed, revocation of the assignment shall be made in the manner set forth in Article Three. c. Job announcements for special assignments will provide notification to employees regarding this evaluation period.
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Assignment and Revocation a. Except as set forth below, all unit employees assigned to special duty assignments shall be subject to an initial twelve (12) month evaluation period. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period an employee will receive written quarterly reviews regarding his/her performance. b. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period, the assignment may be revoked at any time and for any reason without right of appeal at the discretion of the Police Chief. Once the evaluation period has been completed, revocation of the assignment shall be made in the manner set forth in Subsection d, below. c. Position announcements for special duty assignments will provide notification to unit employees regarding this evaluation period. d. All unit employees serving in a special duty assignment may have their assignment revoked at any time by the Police Chief or designee for the following reasons: 1) Unsatisfactory performance 2) Budgetary restrictions 3) Operational necessity
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Assignment and Revocation a. Except as set forth below, all unit employees assigned to Police Investigator rotational assignments shall be subject to an initial twelve (12) month evaluation period. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period an employee will receive written quarterly reviews regarding his/her performance. b. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period, the assignment may be revoked at any time and for any reason without right of appeal at the discretion of the Police Chief. Once the evaluation period has been completed, revocation of the assignment shall be made in the manner set forth in subsection d, below. c. Job announcements for Police Investigator rotational assignments will provide notification to unit employees regarding this evaluation period. d. All unit employees serving in the job classification of Police Investigator rotational assignment may have their assignment revoked at any time by the Police Chief or designee for the following reasons: 1) Unsatisfactory performance 2) Budgetary restrictions 3) Operational necessity
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Assignment and Revocation. Except as set forth below, all unit employees assigned to special duty assignments shall be subject to an initial twelve (12) month evaluation period. During the twelve
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Assignment and Revocation a. Except as set forth below, all unit employees assigned to Police Investigator (516) assignments shall be subject to an initial twelve (12) month evaluation period. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period an employee will receive written quarterly reviews regarding his/her performance. b. During the twelve (12) month evaluation period, the assignment may be revoked at any time and for any reason without right of appeal at the discretion of the Police Chief. Once the evaluation period has been completed, revocation of the assignment shall be made in the manner set forth in subsection d, below. c. Job announcements for special Police Investigator (516) assignments will provide notification to unit employees regarding this evaluation period. d. All unit employees serving in the job classification of Police Investigator (516) may have their assignment revoked at any time by the Police Chief or designee for the following reasons: 1) Unsatisfactory performance 2) Budgetary restrictions 3) Operational necessity 4) Change of assignment 5) Disciplinary action
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