Common use of Merit Clause in Contracts

Merit. A merit pay bonus beyond the ATB (not to base salary), starting 2/01/04, may be provided to employees regarded by management as warranting the bonus. For those rated excellent or above (with no discipline received during the review period), the bonus will be 0.5% of gross wages (note: the amount may be increased at the University’s discretion). Discipline is defined as a Written Reprimand or greater. The parties will convene a 3 by 3 study committee to jointly establish criteria for determining merit. The process shall be subject to an annual joint-committee review, for each year that the merit option is in effect. After distribution of a merit bonus, if any, after 2/01/04, the Union may opt out of having its members eligible for such bonus. To do so, it must notify the Labor Relations office in writing within 30 days of the bonus award. Thereafter, the parties may meet to discuss the Union’s concerns. If no mutually satisfactory resolution is reached, bonus eligibility remains discontinued for the duration of the agreement.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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