Common use of Job Classification Specifications Clause in Contracts

Job Classification Specifications. Class specifications, as prepared by Minnesota Management & Budget, shall be made available to an employee upon request. If a current position description for an employee exists, it too shall be made available to the employee. When new classifications/class options are established in State service and in the bargaining unit, employees within the new classification and within the bargaining unit shall be provided with a position description by the Appointing Authority within fifteen (15) calendar days after appointment to the classification. If new classifications and/or class options are created during the life of this Agreement, the Association shall be advised in advance of the final establishment of the classification and/or class option, and upon request, may discuss the new classification and/or class option. Matters relating to classification of individual positions are covered in Article 16, Section 5.

Job Classification Specifications. Class specifications, as prepared by Minnesota Management & and Budget, shall be made available to an employee upon request. If a current position description for an employee exists, it too shall be made available to the employee. When new classifications/class options are established in State service and in the bargaining unit, employees within the new classification and within the bargaining unit shall be provided with a position description by the Appointing Authority within fifteen (15) calendar days after appointment to the classification. If new classifications and/or class options are created during the life of this Agreement, the Association shall be advised in advance of the final establishment of the classification and/or class option, and upon request, may discuss the new classification and/or class optionoption with Minnesota Management and Budget. Matters relating to classification of individual positions are covered in Article 16, Section 5.

Job Classification Specifications. Class specifications, as prepared by Minnesota Management & Budget, shall be made available to an employee upon request. If a current position description for an employee exists, it too shall be made available to the employee. When new classifications/class options are established in State service and in the bargaining unit, employees within the new classification and within the bargaining unit shall be provided with a position description by the Appointing Authority within fifteen (15) calendar days after appointment to the classification. If new classifications and/or class options are created during the life of this Agreement, the Association shall be advised in advance of the final establishment of the classification and/or class option, and upon request, may discuss the new classification and/or class option. option.‌‌ Matters relating to classification of individual positions are covered in Article 16, Section 5.