JOB EVALUATION AND WAGE ADMINISTRATION Sample Clauses

JOB EVALUATION AND WAGE ADMINISTRATION. 1. The parties shall carry out their obligations to set up the Joint Union/Management Evaluation Committee (JEC) referred to in Document A attached to the Memorandum of Settlement made between the TTC and the Union in respect of their Collective Agreement for the period ending March 31, 1983, and ratified by both parties.
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JOB EVALUATION AND WAGE ADMINISTRATION. The parties shall carry out their obligations to set up the Joint Evaluation Committee referred to in Document A attached to the Memorandum of Settlement made between the Commission and the Union in respect of their Collective Agreement for the period ending March and ratified both parties. For the purposes of identifying and maintaining the obligations of the parties and under Document A, Document A and the attachments therein referred to (namely, Appendices and to the Memorandum of Settlement) are hereby made part of this Collective Agreement. Pending the completion of the review by the and the implemen- tation of the new Job Evaluation Procedures agreed to by the the parties agree that the following Sections to are hereby sus- pended save and except that the Employee Relations Department of the Commission shall continue to be guided by the existing Plan in establishingany new jobs and assigning such to an appropriate wage group during the period when the review and implementationis tak- ing place as specified in paragraph of Document A. Effective upon the agreement to new Job Evaluation Procedures, Sections of Article shall be deleted from the Collective Agreement and replaced by the corresponding provisions under the new Job Evaluation Procedures. Other changes to the Collective Agreement necessary to carry out the provisions of the new Job Evaluation Procedures will be made at the same time.
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JOB EVALUATION AND WAGE ADMINISTRATION. Section Purpose. Section General Section Union J Section Job Descriptio Section Changes to Jobs on the Ladder Chart. Section Establishment of New Jobs Section - JobReviews Section Failure to Agree on Evaluation. Section Hiring Rates Section Step-Rate Increases. Section Employee Section Employee Downgradings. Section Substitution Section Lateral Transfers. Section Termination and Amendment SCHEDULE “A” Basic Hourly Wage Schedule (Effective April 1,2002). Applies to all employees hired before April SCHEDULE “A-1” Basic Hourly Wage Schedule (Effective April 1,2002). Applies to all employees hired on or after April SCHEDULE Basic Hourly Wage Schedule (Effective April 2003). Applies to all employees hired before April Basic Hourly Wage Schedule (Effective April 1,2003). Applies to all employees hired on or after April Basic Hourly Wage Schedule (Effective April 2004). Applies to all employees hired before April Basic Hourly Wage Schedule (Effective April 2004). Applies to all employees hired on or after April SCHEDULE Hourly Wage Schedule for Apprentices Effective April SCHEDULE Hourly Wage Schedule for Apprentices Effective April Hourly Wage Schedule for Apprentices Effective April SCHEDULE Occupational Classifications and Wage Groups. SCHEDULE Classifications of Employees to Receive Laundering of Issue Clothing APPENDIX A THIS AGREEMENT made in duplicate this 1st day of April, Between: TORONTO TRANSIT COMMISSION, hereinafter called “THE COMMISSION’ Party of the First Part: and CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL NO. hereinafter called “THE UNION’ Party of the Second Part. The parties hereto agree with each other as follows:
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  • WAGE ADMINISTRATION The rules governing salary treatment further to a revision or reclassification shall be the following: • if the occupation is downgraded the employee will benefit from wage protection (for clarity, the employee’s rate of pay prior to the downgrade) for the duration of the Collective Agreement and will be entitled annually to a $750.00 lump sum in lieu of a bargained increase as described in Attachment C of the Collective Agreement until the top salary rate for her salary group exceeds her current rate. • if the occupation is upgraded the pay adjustment will be effective from the date of the request.

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