Employee Hired Into Another Position Sample Clauses

Employee Hired Into Another Position. The parties acknowledge that the District benefits when employees seek more challenging positions in which to utilize their experience and expertise. Effective July 1, 2014, if a bargaining unit member who is employed by the District for 12 months or longer applies for and is hired to fill a vacant, new, or created position with a Step 1 wage rate that is higher than the Step 1 wage rate of his/her current position, the employee shall be placed at a step on the wage schedule for the new position that is the lowest wage rate equal to or greater than $1.00 per hour more than his/her current wage rate. In no instance, however, shall such placement result in a wage rate that is less than what the employee would have earned if he/she was treated as a “new hire” into that position for the purpose of wage placement. Effective June 5, 2015, if a bargaining unit member who is employed by the District for 12 months or longer applies for and is hired to fill a vacant, new, or created position with a Step 1 wage rate that is lower than the Step 1 wage rate of his/her current position, the employee shall receive the wage rate of the new position at his/her current step placement. Effective June 5, 2015, if a bargaining unit member who is employed by the District for less than 12 months applies for and is hired to fill a vacant, new, or created position, the employee will be treated as a “new hire” into that position for the purpose of wage placement. Such treatment, however, does not constitute a break in service and the employee’s hire date, step roll-over, vacation schedule, and other employment will not be affected.
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Employee Hired Into Another Position. The parties acknowledge that the District benefits when employees seek more challenging positions in which to utilize their experience and expertise. Effective July 1, 2022, if a bargaining unit member applies for and is hired to fill a vacant, new, or created position with a Step 1 wage rate that is higher than the Step 1 wage rate of their current position, the employee shall be placed at a step on the wage schedule for the new position that is the lowest wage rate equal to or greater than $2.00 per hour more than their current wage rate. In no instance, however, shall such placement result in a wage rate that is less than what the employee would have earned if they were treated as a “new hire” into that position for the purpose of wage placement. Employees shall have ninety

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