Change to Existing Classification Criteria Sample Clauses

Change to Existing Classification Criteria. (a) Where the primary function or qualifications of a position in any classification covered by this Collective Agreement, are significantly changed the Employee and the Union shall receive twenty-eight (28) calendar days notice. (b) Where the Employer increases the qualifications of a position or classification, the Employer shall provide the incumbent(s) with a reasonable period of time to obtain the required qualifications.
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Change to Existing Classification Criteria. (a) Where the primary function or qualifications of a position in any classification, or a classification covered by this Collective Agreement, are significantly changed the Employee and the Union shall receive twenty-eight (28) calendar days’ notice. (b) Where the Employer increases the qualifications of a position or classification, the Employer shall provide the incumbent(s) with a reasonable period of time to obtain the required qualifications. (c) Where the Employee does not or is unable to obtain the required qualifications, she shall receive the appropriate layoff notice from the position and the position shall be posted pursuant to Article 15.
Change to Existing Classification Criteria. In the event that the Employer changes the classification criteria listed in the "Composite Listing of Classifications and Salary Rates" the following will occur: The Employer shall provide the changed classification criteria to the If changes to the classification criteria have the effect of significantly altering the core functions of an existing Classification, the may, within thirty (30) calendar days from the date they received notification of the change, notify the Employer that they wish to negotiate the basic rate of pay of that Classification. If the is notified of the change to the classification criteria within the four (4)month period prior to the expiration date of the Collective Agreement, such negotiation and resolution of the basic rate of pay shall occur during the negotiation of the next Collective Agreement between the parties. If the is notified of the change to the classification criteria before the four (4) month period prior to the expiration date of the Collective Agreement, the following provisions shall apply: The Employer and the shall meet to negotiate the basic rate of pay for the classification criteria that has been changed; If a satisfactory conclusion to such negotiations is not reached within sixty (60) calendar days from the date that the received notification of the changed classification criteria, the Union shall have an additional fourteen (14) calendar days to refer, in writing, the matter of the basic rate of pay for the changed classification criteria, to Arbitration in accordance with Article Step III Arbitration.
Change to Existing Classification Criteria. (a) Where the primary function or qualifications of a position in any classification, or a classification covered by this Collective Agreement, are significantly changed the Employee and the Union shall receive twenty- eight (28) calendar days notice. (b) Where the Employer increases the qualifications of a position or classification, the Employer shall provide the incumbent(s) with a reasonable period of time to obtain the required qualifications. (c) Where, pursuant to clause 32.03 (a) an Employee’s job is changed, the Employee may request a classification review of their current position. The request for a classification review should be submitted in writing to the Administrator of the Care Centre or his designate. (d) Where a classification review is conducted pursuant to the foregoing paragraph, the job description will be updated and a review of the position conducted to determine the appropriate classification based on a comparison to the classification guideline criteria. (e) The Employee and the Union will be advised in writing of the results of the classification review.
Change to Existing Classification Criteria. Where the primary functions or qualifications of any classification, covered by this Collective Agreement, are significantly changed the Employee and the Union shallreceive calendardays notice. Where the Employer increasesthe qualificationsof a classification,the Employer shall provide the with a reasonable period of time to obtain the required qualifications.
Change to Existing Classification Criteria. Where the primary functions or qualifications of any classification, covered by this Collective Agreement, are significantly changed the Employee and the Union shallreceive calendardays notice. Where the Employer increasesthe qualificationsof a classification,the Employer shall provide the with a reasonable period of time to obtain the required qualifications.

Related to Change to Existing Classification Criteria

  • New Classification Should a new position or new classification be created within the Bargaining Unit during the term of this Agreement, the Employer and the Union will decide the rate of pay. Nothing herein prevents the Employer from filling such positions and having Nurses working in such positions during such negotiations. The salary when determined will be retroactive to the date on which the successful candidate commenced work in that classification.

  • New Classifications If a new classification is created within the bargaining unit, the Employer agrees to meet with the Union and negotiate a rate of pay for this new classification. If the parties cannot reach agreement, at the request of either party, the matter shall be submitted to the arbitration procedure in Article 26 of this Agreement.

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