MERIT SYSTEM RULES Sample Clauses

MERIT SYSTEM RULES. Whereas, the conditions of employment of classified personnel in the San Mateo County Office of Education, currently a Merit System jurisdiction, are governed by the Education Code, the parties agree for the duration of the Agreement to be bound by the rules and regulations of the Personnel Commission. All proposed changes in the Merit System Rules, which fall within the scope of representation as set forth in Government Code section 3543.2(a), must be negotiated between the parties. If the County Office ceases to be a Merit System jurisdiction, CSEA reserves the right to meet with the County Office to develop alternative rules and regulations for bargaining unit employees that fall within the scope of the parties’ bargaining obligation.
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MERIT SYSTEM RULES. S ection 1. The Merit System Rules, as presently written, and any amendments that may be made thereto, unless specifically abridged in this Agreement, shall become part this Agreement.
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MERIT SYSTEM RULES. A. The term “appointing authority,” as used in the Humboldt County Merit System Rules, shall include any employee to whom the appointing authority has lawfully delegated responsibility for the action or response required by the Rules.
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MERIT SYSTEM RULES. The Merit System Rules of the City of Norwich as presently written, covering Promotion, Demotions, Transfers, Probationary Employees, Funeral Leave, Jury Duty, Sick Leave, and other provisions not covered by this Agreement, and not specifically abridged in this Agreement, shall become a part of this Agreement.
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