Classification of Members. The Authority shall have eight classes of Members, as follows, with no Contractor holding a membership in more than one class:
(a) Class 1
(b) Class 2
(c) Class 3
(d) Class 4
(e) Class 5
(f) Class 6
(g) Class 7
(h) Class 8
Classification of Members. Section 1, Individual Membership: Individual Memberships shall consist of individuals, whether or not married. A spouse or children shall not be entitled to the rights and privileges of this class of Membership except as guests.
Classification of Members. The corporation shall have two classes of members: (1) Worker-members and (2) Community Investors, also known as Preferred Members.
Classification of Members. (a) Original Members shall be classified in one of three categories: I, II or III as set forth in Schedule I to this Agreement. Non-original Members shall be classified by the Governing Council, by a two-thirds majority of the total number of votes, with the concurrence of such Members, at the time of the approval of their membership.
(b) The classification of a Member may be altered by the Governing Council, by a two-thirds majority of the total number of votes, with the concurrence of that Member.
Classification of Members. 9.1 Excluding casuals, trainees and cadets - journalists, artists and photographers shall each be classified by the Employer in 10 grades in 3 bands as defined below: * Band 3: Not less than 5% in Grades 10, 9 and 8 * Band 2: Not less than 5% in Grade 7 Not less than 10% in Grade 6 Not less than 15% in Grade 5 * Band 1: Not less than 35% in Grades 4 and 3 Not less than 15% in Grade 2 Not more than 15% in Grade 1 Any excess in any grade may be used to make up the percentage prescribed for any lower grade.
9.2 The definitions for each of the three bands referred to in clause 9.1 are:
9.2.1 Band 1 Journalists, artists and photographers classified in Band 1 have completed the training requirements of a cadetship or its equivalent and are gaining experience in a wide range of practical areas and/or undertaking additional training. They normally perform journalistic, artistic and photographic duties under broad supervision. As they undertake additional training and/or gain experience they are assigned to duties requiring the exercise of independent initiative and judgment and/or the exercise of more advanced skills. Beginning as a Grade 1 journalist, artist or photographer, they require decreasing supervision and exercise greater professional judgment and skills to the level of Grade 4.
9.2.2 Band 2 Journalists, artists and photographers classified in Band 2 have obtained wide practical experience and are exercising advanced skills. They are capable of working independently and of exercising initiative and judgment of difficult and responsible assignments. They may work either individually or as part of a team without direct supervision.
9.2.3 Band 3 Journalists, artists and photographers in Band 3 exercise the highest level of skills and responsibility. Their duties require the exercise of sustained high levels of professional, technical and creative skills of mature and experienced judgment and outstanding levels of individual accomplishment.
9.3 Classification in a grade are indicators of skills only and for the purpose only of fixing the minimum rates of payment to which members shall be entitled, and shall not be applied to restrict the range of work that may be required of a member.
9.4 Where the classification proportions specified in clause 9.1 are affected by any staff alterations, those proportions shall be restored within 8 weeks when an appointment is made from outside the office, and within 4 weeks when an appointment is made within the office.
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