Common use of Classification Levels Clause in Contracts

Classification Levels. 21.1 A committee will be formed consisting of three (3) members of the P.C.A.E.O.P. and three (3) members of administration. The purpose of this committee would be to review and determine placement of any classification changes, reclassifications or new positions created within this bargaining unit. It would take a majority of the six members in order to make any changes, addition or correction to the Secretarial Salary Schedule. The committee would be convened upon request of either the Union or administration. 21.2 It is hereby agreed by and between the parties that effective July 1, 1999, a committee will be formed composed of three representatives appointed by the Union and three representatives appointed by the Human Resources Administrator. This committee will hear appeals from individuals in those positions that seek to increase to an eight-hour day. The decision of the committee must be by consensus and is not appealable. 21.3 Only the six-member Classification Committee will have access to criteria with which points are assigned to positions.

Classification Levels. 21.1 A committee will be formed consisting of three (3) members of the P.C.A.E.O.P. and three (3) members of administration. The purpose of this committee would be to review and determine placement of any classification changes, reclassifications or new positions created within this bargaining unit. It would take a majority of the six members in order to make any changes, addition or correction to the Secretarial Salary Schedule. The committee would be convened upon request of either the Union or administration. 21.2 It is hereby agreed by and between the parties that effective July 1, 1999, a committee will be formed composed of three representatives appointed by the Union and three representatives appointed by the Human Resources Administrator. This committee will hear appeals from individuals in those positions that seek to increase to an eight-hour day. The decision of the committee must be by consensus and is not appealable. 21.3 Only the six-six member Classification Committee will have access to criteria with which points are assigned to positions.