Common use of Longevity Steps Clause in Contracts

Longevity Steps. Upon completion of the required number of years of service with the County as a nurse, nurses shall advance to the longevity steps (i.e., Steps above the top non-longevity step) based on total years of service with the County as a nurse, provided the nurse has a “meets standards” WPE. For example, a nurse who completes ten (10) years of service with the County as a nurse will advance to appropriate longevity step at the nurse’s next scheduled annual WPE or the next WPE for which a step increase would be due (not when the nurse completes the years of service), provided the nurse has received a “meets standards” WPE.

Longevity Steps. Upon completion of the required number of years of service with the County as a nurse, nurses shall advance to the longevity steps (i.e., Steps above the top non-longevity step) based on total years of service with the County as a nurse, provided the nurse has a “meets standards” WPE. For example, a nurse who completes ten (10) years of service with the County as a nurse will advance to appropriate longevity step at the nurse’s next scheduled annual WPE or the next WPE for which a step increase would be due (not when the nurse completes the years of service), provided the nurse has received a “meets standards” WPE. (c) For purposes of this Article only, a “year of County service as a nurse” shall be defined as 2,080 service hours as a registered nurse, including as a per diem nurse, with the County.

Longevity Steps. (i) Upon completion of the required number of years of service with the County as a nurse, nurses shall advance to the longevity steps (i.e., Steps above the top non-longevity step) based on total years of service with the County as a nurse, provided the nurse has a “meets standards” WPE. For example, a nurse who completes ten (10) years of service with the County as a nurse will advance to appropriate longevity step at the nurse’s next scheduled annual WPE or the next WPE for which a step increase would be due (not when the nurse completes the years of service), provided the nurse has received a “meets standards” WPE. (ii) Per diem nurses hired into bargaining Unit positions with more than eleven (11) years of County service as a nurse shall be placed at the appropriate longevity step (e.g., Step 11, 12, 13, or 14) based on total years of County service as a nurse. Hire Step 11 After 2,080 N/A