Job Class Title Sample Clauses

Job Class Title the official title of every position assigned to the class and is used on all payrolls, budget estimates, and official records and reports relating to such positions. However, any other title desired by departmental officials may be used to designate any position for purposes of internal departmental administration. The departmental title is referred to as the "working title".
Job Class Title. Airside Operations Specialist Auto Body Repair Specialist Building Code Specialist Landside Operations Specialist Airport Operations Agent I Airport Operations Agent II Blasting Specialist Code Enforcement Officer Zoning Plans Examiner Code Enforcement Aide Landscape Inspector Senior Blasting Specialist Senior Code Enforcement Officer
Job Class Title. Account Clerk, Principal Program Analysis Supervisor Accountant Project Architect Accountant, Principal Psychologist, Chief Clinical Accountant, Senior Psychologist, Senior Clinical Administrative Assistant Public Records Supervisor Administrative Assistant, Principal Public Service Unit Supervisor Administrative Assistant, Senior Public Works ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Administrative Manager Public Works Supervisor Administrative Supervisor Radiology Supervisor Appraiser Commercial, Principal Security Supervisor Appraiser Residential, Principal Sheriff’s Detention Sergeant Attorney, Senior Sheriff’s Telecommunicator Sergeant Building Operations Manager Stock Clerk, Senior Business Services Officer, Assistant Stockworker Supervisor, Mechanical Central Services Supervisor Support Services Manager Chemical Health Unit Supervisor Support Services Supervisor Clinics Services Supervisor, Outpatient Support Services Supervisor, Principal Communications Technician, Lead Support Services Supervisor, Senior Community Health Program Supervisor Corrections Supervisor Dentist, Senior Engineer, Professional Engineer, Senior Professional Engineering Technician, Supervising Environmental Services Supervisor Environmentalist, Senior Health Services Supervisor HSPHD Professional Services Supervisor Human Services Supervisor Industrial Coordinator Information Technologist Specialist, Principal Information Technology Manager Information Technology Supervisor Information Technology Tech Service Supervisor Information Writer, Senior Investigator Supervisor IT Operations Analyst IT Operations Shift Supervisor Legal Services Specialist Supervisor Librarian Librarian, Senior Library Facilities Operations Manager Medical Technologist Supervisor MHP Healthline Supervisor Nurse, Senior Staff Office Specialist, Principal Pharmacy Manager Planning Analyst, Principal Planning Analyst, Senior Professional Services Supervisor * Pursuant to Joint Stipulation 2-24-00; Social Work Unit Supervisors are excluded from this bargaining unit

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