Common use of Longevity Increment Clause in Contracts

Longevity Increment. 11.4.1 A regular employee who has satisfactorily served the District for ten (10) full years will receive a longevity increment of four percent (4%). An additional longevity increment of four percent (4%) after fifteen (15) years of service will also be provided. A third longevity increment of two percent (2%) will be paid to members of the bargaining unit after twenty (20) full years of service with the District A fourth longevity increment of two percent (2%) will be paid to members of the bargaining unit after twenty-five (25) full years of service with the District.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Service Employees, Service Employees, Service Employees

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Longevity Increment. 11.4.1 A regular employee who has satisfactorily served the District for ten (10) full years will receive a longevity increment of four percent (4%). An additional longevity increment of four percent (4%) after fifteen (15) years of service will also be provided. A third longevity increment of two percent (2%) will be paid to members of the bargaining unit after twenty (20) full years of service with the District A fourth longevity increment of two percent (2%) will be paid to members of the bargaining unit after twenty-five (25) full years of service with the District.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Service Employees, Rios Community

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Longevity Increment. 11.4.1 A regular employee who has satisfactorily served the District for ten (10) full years will receive a longevity increment of four percent (4%). An additional longevity increment of four percent (4%) after fifteen (15) years of service will also be provided. A third longevity increment of two percent (2%) will be paid to members of the bargaining unit after twenty (20) full years of service with the District A fourth longevity increment of two percent (2%) will be paid to members of the bargaining unit after twenty-five (25) full years of service with the District.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Service Employees

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