Common use of General Indications Clause in Contracts

General Indications. An off-schedule review is a classification review of a position other than that provided in the normal five year review cycle. An off-schedule review is indicated when the normal requirements of a position are significantly changed by a triggering event. An off-schedule review is not meant to circumvent the regular review cycle, but is to recognize that positions do sometimes rapidly and significantly change and thus warrant a review. For purposes of this article a “significant change” is defined to mean a change such that the existing job description is no longer representative of one or more of the following areas: knowledge, experience, skills, and duties. The determination of whether or not a change is significant enough to warrant an off-schedule review resides with the Vice President of Human Resources and the Classified Executive Council President who will review these requests jointly.

General Indications. An off-schedule review is a classification review of a position other than that provided in the normal five year review cycle. An off-schedule review is indicated when the normal requirements of a position are significantly changed by a triggering event. An off-off- schedule review is not meant to circumvent the regular review cycle, but is to recognize that positions do sometimes rapidly and significantly change and thus warrant a review. For purposes of this article a “significant change” is defined to mean a change such that the existing job description is no longer representative of one or more of the following areas: knowledge, experience, skills, and duties. The determination of whether or not a change is significant enough to warrant an off-schedule review resides with the Vice President of Human Resources and the Classified Executive Council President who will review these requests jointly.