Common use of Classification Analysis Clause in Contracts

Classification Analysis. The supervisor shall forward the request to the department head. The department head shall then request that the Human Resources Director conduct a classification analysis. When the classification analysis is completed, a written response will be sent to the employee and the department head. The city shall endeavor to complete the analysis as soon as practicable. Appeals If the employee disagrees with the response of the Human Resources Director, he/she may appeal to the City Administrator in writing. The written appeal must state the reasons why he/she feels that the Human Resources Director's findings were incorrect. The City Administrator may review the appeal, assign it to his designee or establish an advisory committee to review the matter. The decision of the City Administrator shall be final.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: General Bargaining Unit, General Bargaining Unit, General Bargaining Unit

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Classification Analysis. The supervisor shall forward the request to the department head. The department head shall then request that the Human Resources Director conduct a classification analysis. When the classification analysis is completed, a written response will be sent to the employee and the department head. The city shall endeavor to complete the analysis as soon as practicable. Appeals If the employee disagrees with the response of the Human Resources Director, he/she may appeal to the City Administrator Manager in writing. The written appeal must state the reasons why he/she feels that the Human Resources Director's findings were incorrect. The City Administrator Manager may review the appeal, assign it to his designee or establish an advisory committee to review the matter. The decision of the City Administrator Manager shall be final.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: General Bargaining Unit, General Bargaining Unit

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