Extended Responsibility Schedule Position Additions or Changes Sample Clauses

Extended Responsibility Schedule Position Additions or Changes. A. An Extended Responsibilities Review Team (ERRT) composed of at least 50% Association members has been established in collaboration with the district. The team is tasked with creating job descriptions for existing and potential Extended Responsibility positions and using the criteria created by the team to score the job description to determine placement on the Extended Responsibility pay schedule. B. When the district or the Association proposes that a position be modified, added to or removed from the Extended Responsibility Classification Chart, proposals will follow the process established by the Extended Responsibility Review Team (ERRT). The ERRT will meet at least once prior to February 1 to consider proposals for the following school year. In the event that a request is denied, the requesting individual(s) will be provided a rationale at the time of denial and the opportunity to re-apply If salary placement is being modified or a position is removed, unit members currently within the position will be notified by a Human Resources administrator within 10 workdays of the decision. The scoring and identified placement of a position on the Extended Responsibility Chart does not ensure funding for the position.
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Extended Responsibility Schedule Position Additions or Changes. A. By May 1, 2019, a team comprised of at least 50% Association members will have developed job descriptions for all current extended responsibility positions, and a proposal for determining the pay placement and criteria for establishing additional extended responsibility positions. If an extension is needed, the team will notify the District and Association to request an extension. During the time in which this process is active, Section 29.5 (B) is suspended. B. When the district or the Association proposes that a position be modified, added to or removed from the Extended Responsibility Classification Chart, proposals will follow the process established by the Extended Responsibility Review Team (ERRT). The ERRT will meet at least once prior to February 1 to consider proposals for the following school year. In the event that a request is denied, the requesting individual(s) will be provided a rationale at the time of denial and the opportunity to re-apply If salary placement is being modified or a position is removed, unit members currently within the position will be notified by a Human Resources administrator within 10 workdays of the decision. The scoring and identified placement of a position on the Extended Responsibility Chart does not ensure funding for the position. C. Effective July 1, 2019, Appendices F and I represent changes which occurred through the process described in 29.5 A. Members who held a position on the Extended Responsibility schedule during the 2018-2019 school year and whose position has experienced a reduction in pay will be held harmless so long as the employee does not have a break in service within the position. Individuals will remain at their 2018-2019 rate of pay and experience placement as established on the 2018-2019 Appendix B and Appendix D until such time compensation for their position matches or exceeds their current rate of pay, at which time they will be eligible for advancement according to the current schedule.
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Extended Responsibility Schedule Position Additions or Changes. A. By May 1, 2019, a team comprised of at least 50% Association members will have developed job descriptions for all current extended responsibility positions, and a proposal for determining the pay placement and criteria for establishing additional extended responsibility positions. If an extension is needed, the team will notify the District and Association to request an extension. During the time in which this process is active, Section 29.5 (B) is suspended. B. When the district or the Association proposes that a position be modified, added to or removed from the Extended Responsibility Classification Chart, proposals will be processed during the Extended Responsibility Review Team (ERRT) meetings. The ERRT will meet at least once prior to February 1 to consider proposals for the following school year. The ERRT team is responsible for approval/denial of requests based on a majority vote system for each individual request. In the event that a request is denied, the requesting individual(s) will be provided a rationale at the time of denial and the opportunity to re-apply at the next convening of the ERRT. If salary placement is being modified or a position is removed, unit members currently within the position will be notified by a Human Resources administrator within 10 workdays of the decision.
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Extended Responsibility Schedule Position Additions or Changes include a job description and an estimated amount of time involved. be processed during the regular monthly district/Association meetings. Proposed additions will Extended Responsibilities Classification Chart during a “non-bargaining” year, the proposals will When the district or the Association proposes that a position be modified or added to the
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