ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP Sample Clauses

ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. 296. Full-time employees entering at the first step shall advance to the second step upon completion of six months service and to each successive step upon completion of the one year required service. ENTRY AT OTHER THAN THE FIRST STEP - EXCEPT FOR EMPLOYEES ENTERING AT TOP STEP 297. Employees who enter a classification at a rate of pay at other than the first step shall advance one step upon completion of the one year required service. Further increments shall accrue following completion of the required service at this step and at each successive step.
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ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. Except as otherwise provided herein, full time EMPLOYEES shall advance to the second step upon completion of six months service and to each successive step upon completion of the one year required service.
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ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. Employees shall advance to the second step and to each successive step upon completion of the one (1) year required service.
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ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. 161. Full-time employees entering at the first step may advance to the second step and to each successive step upon completion of the one year required service, unless the City provides to the employee and the union express written justification for the denial of the step increase.
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ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. 244. Effective July 1, 2012, full-time employees entering at the first step may advance to the second step and to each successive step upon completion of the one year required service.
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ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. 135. Permanent employees shall advance to the second step and to each successive step upon completion of the one year required service.
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ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. Effective July 1, 2014: Employees appointed on or after July 1, 2014 shall advance to the second step and to each successive step upon completion of one (1) year of required service.
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ENTRY AT THE FIRST STEP. 341. Full-time employees entering at the first step shall advance to the second step upon completion of six months service and to each successive step upon completion of the one year required service. ENTRY AT OTHER THAN THE FIRST STEP - EXCEPT FOR EMPLOYEES ENTERING AT TOP STEP 342. Employees who enter a classification at a rate of pay at other than the first step shall advance one step upon completion of the one year required service. Further increments shall accrue following completion of the required service at this step and at each successive step. DATE INCREMENT DUE 343. Increments shall accrue and become due and payable on the next day following completion of required service as a full-time employee in the class, unless otherwise provided herein.
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