Common use of Permanent Promotions Clause in Contracts

Permanent Promotions. (a) When an employee is promoted the employee will receive an increase of 5% on his/her base rate (or 5% per group of promotion, as the case may be) except that where the resultant salary would be less than the minimum of the new job group the employee shall receive such minimum; or where the resultant salary would be higher than the maximum of the new job group, he/she shall receive such maximum. For the purposes of this clause, "base rate" shall mean salary for the former job plus any prorated length-of-service increase as determined under Article 4.04(i).

Permanent Promotions. (a) When an employee is promoted the employee they will receive an increase of 5% on his/her their base rate (or 5% per group of promotion, as the case may be) except that where the resultant salary would be less than the minimum of the new job group the employee they shall receive such minimum; or where the resultant salary would be higher than the maximum of the new job group, he/she they shall receive such maximum. For the purposes of this clausearticle, "base rate" shall mean salary for the former job plus any prorated length-of-service increase as determined under Article 4.04(i4.02(h).

Permanent Promotions. (a) When an employee is promoted the employee he will receive an increase of 5% on his/her his base rate (or 5% per group of promotion, as the case may be) except that where the resultant salary would be less than the minimum of the new job group the employee he shall receive such minimum; or where the resultant salary would be higher than the maximum of the new job group, he/she he shall receive such maximum. For the purposes of this clause, "base rate" shall mean salary for the former job plus any prorated length-of-service increase as determined under Article 4.04(i4.02(h).