Permanent/Probationary Employee Salary Advancement Sample Clauses

Permanent/Probationary Employee Salary Advancement. Permanent employees serving in regular established positions shall be advanced to the next higher salary step for their respective classifications after successful completion and satisfactory service in each of the salary steps for the classification until the top of the range is reached. Advancements are not automatic, but are based on possession of a rating on their last annual evaluation of Meets Standards or above, and where that is the case, the employee shall move to the next step within range at the beginning of the pay period following their anniversary date. Employees may not advance more than one step in a twelve (12) month period of time.
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