Increased Responsibility Differential Sample Clauses

Increased Responsibility Differential. (1) An hourly employee temporarily assigned some of the duties of a higher level position by their supervisor because the incumbent is on leave or the position is vacant may paid an increased responsibilities differential of one dollar ($1.00) per hour. The employee must be assigned the increased responsibilities prior to the performance of the work. An employee does not have to meet the minimum qualifications of the higher level position to be eligible for increased responsibility pay.
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