Common use of New or Revised Classifications Clause in Contracts

New or Revised Classifications. Should the COUNTY establish a new, or substantially modify an old or existing, classification the following shall apply: (A) A proposed wage rate shall be established by the COUNTY, and provided to the UNION. (B) The rate proposed by the COUNTY shall be deemed as agreeable to the UNION at the end of two (2) calendar weeks from the date of notice above unless the UNION requests negotiations over the proposed wage rate within that same period. (C) Should the UNION request to negotiate over the proposed wage rate, the provisions of Article 17, Section 1 (B), Section 1 shall apply. (D) No new or modified classification shall be effective until such time as the Board of County Commissioners ratifies the regular wage rate. (E) No employee shall incur a salary reduction because of the establishment of a new, or by substantially modifying an existing, classification pursuant to this Article.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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New or Revised Classifications. β€Œ Should the COUNTY establish a new, or substantially modify an old or existing, classification the following shall apply: (A) A proposed wage rate shall be established by the COUNTY, and provided to the UNION. (B) The rate proposed by the COUNTY shall be deemed as agreeable to the UNION at the end of two (2) calendar weeks from the date of notice above unless the UNION requests negotiations over the proposed wage rate within that same period. (C) Should the UNION request to negotiate over the proposed wage rate, the provisions of Article 17, Section 1 (B), Section 1 shall apply. (D) No new or modified classification shall be effective until such time as the Board of County Commissioners ratifies the regular wage rate. (E) No employee shall incur a salary reduction because of the establishment of a new, or by substantially modifying an existing, classification pursuant to this Article.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Nurses Contract

New or Revised Classifications. Should the COUNTY establish a new, or substantially modify an old or existing, existing classification the following shall apply: (A) A proposed wage rate shall be established by the COUNTY, and provided to the UNION. (B) The rate proposed by the COUNTY shall be deemed as agreeable to the UNION at the end of two (2) calendar weeks from the date of notice above unless the UNION requests negotiations over the proposed wage rate within that same period. (C) Should the UNION request to negotiate over the proposed wage rate, the provisions of Article 17, Section 1 (B)XVII, Section 1 shall apply. (D) No new or modified classification shall be effective until such time as the Board of County Commissioners ratifies the regular permanent wage rate. (E) No employee shall incur a have his/her salary reduction reduced because of the establishment of a new, new or by substantially modifying an existing, existing classification pursuant to this Article.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Nurses Contract

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New or Revised Classifications. β€Œ Should the COUNTY establish a new, or substantially modify an old or existing, classification the following shall apply: (A) A proposed wage rate shall be established by the COUNTY, and provided to the UNION. (B) The rate proposed by the COUNTY shall be deemed as agreeable to the UNION at the end of two (2) calendar weeks from the date of notice above unless the UNION requests negotiations over the proposed wage rate within that same period. (C) Should the UNION request to negotiate over the proposed wage rate, the provisions of Article 17, Section 1 (B), Section 1 shall apply. (D) No new or modified classification shall be effective until such time as the Board of County Commissioners ratifies the regular wage rate. (E) No employee shall incur a salary reduction because of the establishment of a new, or by substantially modifying an existing, classification pursuant to this Article.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Nurses Contract

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