Common use of Oral Exam Clause in Contracts

Oral Exam. The process for oral examination shall be conducted by a four (4) member panel consisting of one (1) captain, (1) sergeant selected by the Union, one (1) member at large, and a representative of the County Human Resources Office. The Employer will provide each candidate a final tabulation of results. Candidates must pass the oral exam by a score of 70% to proceed to the next step.

Oral Exam. The process for oral examination shall be conducted by a four (4) member panel consisting of one (1) captain, (1) sergeant selected by the UnionAssociation, one (1) member at large, and a representative of the County Human Resources Officeoffice. The Employer employer will provide each candidate a final tabulation of the results. Candidates The candidates must pass the oral exam by a score of 70% to proceed to the next step.

Oral Exam. The process for oral examination shall be conducted by a four (4) 3 member panel consisting made up of one (1) captainthe rank of Lieutenant or higher in Law Enforcement or Corrections within the department, (1) sergeant selected appointed by the UnionSheriff, one (1) member at large, and a representative of excluding the County Human Resources OfficeSheriff. The Employer will provide each candidate with a final tabulation of results. Candidates must pass the oral exam by with a score of 70% to proceed to the next step. The maximum points a candidate can earn for the oral exam is 100.

Oral Exam. The process for oral examination shall be conducted by a four (4) member panel consisting of one (1) captain, one (1) sergeant lieutenant, (1) sergeant, who is selected by the Unioncandidates, one (1) member at large, and a representative of who is selected by the County Human Resources OfficeSheriff. The Employer will provide each candidate a their final tabulation of the results. Candidates must pass There is no minimum passing score for the oral exam by a score of 70% to proceed to the next stepexam.