Lower Graded Duties Sample Clauses

Lower Graded Duties. ‌ • Details to perform lower graded duties shall not result in loss of time in the grade of the employee's position of record. Such a detail shall not be the basis for a lowered assessment or appraisal of the employee, nor will it adversely affect the employee's ability to apply for and be considered for any job for which the employee would have been eligible had the employee not been detailed to those duties.
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Lower Graded Duties. Performance of lower graded duties officially assigned by the Employer which are outside an employee's position will not result in loss of recorded or credited time in the grade of the employee's permanent position. Performance of lower-graded duties officially assigned by the Employer which are outside an employee's position will not be a basis for lowered assessment or appraisal of the employee. F. Appropriate Use of Detail. Details will be used to meet temporary needs of the Employer's work program when necessary services cannot be obtained by other means. This includes, but is not limited to: meeting unusual workload demands, special projects or studies, change in mission or organization, or employee absences. Details will be made based on the skills and experience required for the position. Whenever practicable, details will be rotated fairly and equitably among qualified employees. Details or a series of rotating details will not be used for the purpose of avoiding a temporary or permanent promotion. If there are no qualified employes and the detail is to be used as a training experience, the detail will be rotated to the extent feasible to allow involved employees to gain the same training.
Lower Graded Duties. Should the requirements of the Employer necessitate an employee being detailed to a lower-graded position, it will not adversely affect the employee's ability to bid for any job for which the employee would have been eligible had the employee not been detailed to the lower graded position.
Lower Graded Duties. 5.1. Details to a lower-graded position will not adversely affect the employee’s rate of pay or ability to bid on any job for which they would have been eligible had they not been detailed to the lower-level job.
Lower Graded Duties. A detail to a lower graded position will in no way adversely affect an employee's salary, classification, or position of record.

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