Progression through Training Sample Clauses

Progression through Training. 8 A. The parties agree to new Progression through Training Programs 9 (PTTP) and the appropriate terms and conditions associated with 10 such programs provided that said programs are reviewed and 11 approved through the Interest Based Bargaining (IBB) process as 12 described in Article 34 and codified by agreement between the City 13 and the Union. Employees in the progression through training 14 programs shall receive progression through training increases and 15 shall not be eligible for the merit plan in Article 34, Wages, paragraph
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Progression through Training. 24 A. The parties agree to establish a Supervisor Progression through 25 Training Program (PTTP) and the appropriate terms and conditions 26 associated with that program provided that the program has been 27 reviewed and approved through the Interest Based Bargaining (IBB) 28 process as described in Article 34 and codified by agreement between 29 the City and the Union. 30 B. Employees participating in the PTTP shall be given information 31 regarding how the progression works and the penalty, if any, for not 1 progressing in the program. In addition, the employee shall be 2 required to sign a statement of receipt and understanding which states 3 he/she has been given this information prior to participating in the 4 program that has penalties for failure to progress. 5 C. Employees participating in the PTTP shall receive wage increases 6 solely in accordance with the terms of the PTTP. Supervisors shall not 7 be eligible for merit, general, promotional or transitional pay increases 8 unless specifically so provided in this Agreement. 9 D. Upon approval of the Supervisory PTTP, all newly appointed 10 Supervisors of employees participating in IBBT approved PTTPs shall 11 be participants in the Supervisory PTTP. 12 E. Upon approval of the Supervisory PTTP, all existing Supervisors of 13 employees participating in IBBT approved PTTPs may elect to 14 voluntarily participate in the Supervisor PTTP at any time. Once an 15 existing Supervisor has entered the program, he/she may elect to end 16 their participation within the first six (6) months but in doing so, forfeits 17 the opportunity to opt into the program at a later date. 18 F A new supervisory evaluation tool will be developed specifically for 19 Supervisors participating in the Supervisor PTTP. The intention of 20 this provision is to pilot the use of an evaluation tool as a means to 21 extend the philosophy of a PTTP (a direct link between performance 22 and pay) beyond the acquisition of Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 23 (KSA) into the use and application of those KSAs. This evaluation 24 tool, along with the terms and conditions necessary for 25 implementation, will be jointly developed by a work group comprised 26 of representatives from the CWA and Management, appointed by the 27 IBBT. Their work product must be approved by the PTTP Board, and 28 finally by the IBBT prior to inclusion into the Supervisor PTTP.
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Progression through Training. 10 A. Employees participating in the Supervisory Progression Through 11 Training Program (SPTTP) shall be given information regarding how 12 the progression works and the penalty, if any, for not progressing in 13 the program. In addition, the employee shall be required to sign a 14 statement of receipt and understanding which states he/she has been 15 given this information prior to participating in the program. 16 B. Employees participating in the SPTTP shall receive wage increases 17 solely in accordance with the terms of the SPTTP. 18 C. All newly appointed Supervisors of employees participating in IBBT 19 approved PTTPs shall be participants in the SPTTP. 20 D. All existing Supervisors of employees participating in an IBBT 21 approved PTTP may elect to voluntarily participate in the SPTTP at 22 any time. Once an existing Supervisor has entered the program, 23 he/she may elect to end their participation within the first six (6) 24 months but in doing so, forfeits the opportunity to opt into the program 25 at a later date. 26 E. An evaluation tool was developed specifically for use by Supervisors 27 participating in the SPTTP. The intention was to use this tool to pilot 28 an extension of the PTTP philosophy (a direct link between 29 performance and pay) beyond the acquisition of Knowledge, Skills 30 and Abilities (KSA) into the use and application of those KSAs. The 31 terms and conditions necessary for implementation of this evaluation 1 tool will be jointly developed by a work group comprised of 2 representatives from the CWA and Management, appointed by the
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Progression through Training. 15 A. Employees participating in the Supervisory Progression Through 16 Training Program (SPTTP) shall be given information regarding how 17 the program works and the penalty, if any, for not progressing in the 18 program. In addition, the employee shall be required to sign a 19 statement of receipt and understanding which states he/she has been 20 given this information prior to participating in the program. 21 B. Employees participating in the SPTTP shall receive wage increases in 22 accordance with the terms of the SPTTP, and as otherwise expressly 23 stated in this article and shall not be eligible for General Increases 24 provided in paragraph 34.2 above. 25 C. All newly appointed Supervisors of employees participating in IBBT 26 approved PTTPs shall be participants in the SPTTP. 27 D. All existing Supervisors of employees participating in an IBBT
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