OFFICERS - ALL DIVISIONS Sample Clauses

OFFICERS - ALL DIVISIONS. All Officers and Acting Officers will attend the Ontario Fire College, when required by the Fire Chief, effort will be made to accommodate scheduling conflicts, when the Fire Chief receives a request in writing. The date of the promotional process shall be posted no later than one hundred and fifty (150) days prior to the start date. All members who intend to participate in the promotional process shall provide to the promotional committee their intention to do so in writing and which shall be received by the promotional committee no later than ninety (90) days prior to the date set for the exam by the Committee. Rank above First Class shall only exist in the division that it was recommended at the time of promotion, but will be respected by all branches of the service accordingly. No person shall be hired who has not attained the full age of eighteen (18) years to such hiring, Notwithstandingarticle (a) above, compensation and progression within the Training Division will be as follows:
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OFFICERS - ALL DIVISIONS a) For the purpose of this clause, successful completion of examinations within any Division shall mean attainment of a final mark of seventy percent 70%, before the awarding of any bonus marks under 21.03 (d)(e)(n) or 21.04 (f). b) In the cas e of a tie in the total final mark, the person with the highest departmental seniority shall be considered to rank highest. c) Any member refusing acting time will be removed from the eligibility list and must re-qualify to be eligible for promotion. d) Promotions to or among officer classifications are on a one-year trial basis and will not be confirmed until completion of such trial period. e) All tests and examinations for advancement or promotion shall be established and administered by a three-member committee consisting of a Senior Officer, Division Chief or Division Chief of Training and an Association Representative assigned by the executive of Local 1068. The Association will attempt to appoint an Association Representative of equal or higher rank than the position being applied for. Should a conflict of interest be perceived, replacements shall be mutually agreed upon by Administration and the Association. f) The committee established under 21.05 (e) may convene a larger committee, should they deem it necessary, to develop the tests and examinations required for the promotional process. g) 1. a copy of all examinations with all accepted answers, as agreed upon by the Promotional Committee, will be posted in their respective divisions upon completion of the exam process.
OFFICERS - ALL DIVISIONS a) For the purpose of this clause, successful completion of examinations within any Division shall mean attainment of a final mark of seventy percent (70%), before the awarding of any bonus marks under 21.03 (d)(e)(m) or 21.04 (f). b) In the case of a tie in the total final mark, the person with the highest departmental seniority shall be considered to rank highest. c) Any member refusing acting time will be removed from the eligibility list and must re-qualify to be eligible for promotion. d) Promotions to or among officer classifications are on a one-year trial basis and will not be confirmed until completion of such trial period. e) All tests and examinations for advancement or promotion shall be established and administered by the two (2) Administrative personnel on the three (3) person promotional committee. The two (2) Administrative personnel on the committee shall set the date for the exam and provide a copy of the study guide to all applicants. An Association Representative assigned by the Executive of Local 1068 shall assist the promotional committee by monitoring the process as a committee member in an effort to provide continuity of treatment for all Local 1068 members. Where possible, the Association will attempt to provide an Association Representative of equal or higher rank than the position being applied for. Should a conflict of interest be perceived, replacements shall be mutually agreed upon by Administration and the Association. The Committee will be established by July 1st of the year prior to the scheduled exam. f) The committee established under 21.05 (e) may convene a larger committee, should they deem it necessary, to develop the tests and examinations required for the promotional process. g) 1. at the completion of the exam process all employees who have completed the written, practical and oral phases shall be notified, in writing, of their final marks within four (4) weeks of completion. Copies of their examinations, including earned marks for each question, where the answers have been provided by the employee in writing, shall be provided to the employee at that time.
OFFICERS - ALL DIVISIONS. For the purpose of this clause, successful completion of examinations within any Division shall mean attainment of a final xxxx of seventy percent before the awarding of any bonus marks under or the case of a tie in the total the person with the highest departmental seniority shall be considered to rank highest.
OFFICERS - ALL DIVISIONS. Any member refusing acting time will be removed from the eligibility list arid must to be eligible for promotion. Promotions to or among officer classifications are on a trial and will not be confirmed until completion of such trial period. All tests and examinations for advancement or promotion shall be established and administered by a three member committee consisting of a Senior Officer, Division Director or Director of Training and an Association Representative assigned by the executive of Local The Association will attempt to appoint an Association Representative of equal or higher rank than the position being applied for. Should a conflict of interest be perceived, replacements shall be mutually upon by Administration the Association. The committee established under (e) may convene a larger committee, should they it necessary, to develop the tests and examinations required for the promotional process.
OFFICERS - ALL DIVISIONS. For the purpose of this clause, successful completion of examinations within any Division shall mean attainment of an overall average of seventy percent (70%). In the case of a tie in the total average mark, the person with the highest departmental seniority shall be considered to rank highest. Any member having qualified for the eligibility list need not and will continue to receive an additional two percent (2%) added to the final mark for each year of service up to a maximum of ten percent (10%). These marks will be added to the final mark upon completion of the examination process. The highest mark attained by a member shall be the one used for the eligibility list. Any member refusing acting time will be removed from the eligibility list and must to be eligible for promotion. Promotions to or among officer classifications are on a one year trial basis and will not be confirmed until completion of such period.

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