Common use of Format of Benchmarks Clause in Contracts

Format of Benchmarks. (1) All benchmark class specifications are grouped together on a basis of closely related functional activities, fields of work or occupations. Each of these groups is called a “job family”. There are twelve (12) job families in the Classification System:

Format of Benchmarks. (1) All benchmark class specifications are grouped together on a basis of closely related functional activities, fields of work or occupations. Each of these groups is called a “job family”. There are twelve (12) job families in the Classification System: 1) Clerical 2) Food Service 3) Housekeeping 4) Laundry 5) Maintenance 6) Stores 7) Trades 8) Transportation 9) Patient Care 10) Patient Care Technical

Format of Benchmarks. (1) All benchmark class specifications are grouped together on a basis of closely related functional activities, fields of work or occupations. Each of these groups is called a “job family”. There are twelve eleven (1211) job families in the Classification System:

Format of Benchmarks. (1) All benchmark class specifications are grouped together on a basis of closely related functional activities, fields of work or occupations. Each of these groups is called a “job family”. There are twelve (12) job families in the Classification System:

Format of Benchmarks. (1) All benchmark class specifications are grouped together on a basis of closely related functional activities, fields of work or occupations. Each of these groups is called a “job family”. There are twelve eleven (1211) job families in the Classification System: 1) Clerical 2) Food Service 3) Housekeeping 4) Laundry 5) Maintenance 6) Stores 7) Trades 8) Transportation 9) Patient Care 10) Patient Care Technical