Overlapping Pay Points Between Grades Sample Clauses

Overlapping Pay Points Between Grades. Where an Employee moves from one grade to a higher grade and the pay rates are less, the Employee will be paid at the next yearly increment level upon appointment to the new grade. For example, where a RPN 2 Advanced/Psych Clinical Specialist moves to an RPN 3 they will commence at the Year 2 rate.
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Overlapping Pay Points Between Grades. Where an Employee moves from one grade to a higher grade and the pay rates are the same or less than the Employee’s current rate, then the Employee will be paid at the next yearly increment level upon appointment to the new grade.
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Overlapping Pay Points Between Grades. Where an employee moves from one grade to a higher grade and the pay rates are the same then the employee will be paid at the next yearly increment level upon appointment to the new grade.
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