Common use of Promotional Pay Treatment Clause in Contracts

Promotional Pay Treatment. Where an employee is promoted, the rate of pay on promotion shall be the rate on the schedule of the new job which corresponds with the employee's wage schedule step. The months accumulated since the last scheduled increase prior to promotion shall be credited to the employee on the schedule of the new job, provided that such credit shall be limited to twelve (12) months.

Promotional Pay Treatment. Where an employee is promoted, the rate of pay on promotion shall be the rate on the schedule salary group of the new job which corresponds with grants the closest higher rate, while being at least per hour higher than the employee's wage schedule step’s current rate. The months accumulated since the last scheduled increase prior to promotion shall be credited to the employee on the schedule salary group of the new job. However, provided that such credit shall be the number of months accumulated is limited to twelve (12) monthsthe time interval to reach the next step of the salary group as outlined in Appendix C of this Agreement.

Promotional Pay Treatment. Where an employee is promoted, the rate of pay on promotion shall be the rate on the schedule salary group of the new job which corresponds with the employee's wage schedule salary group step. The months accumulated since the last scheduled increase prior to promotion shall be credited to the employee on the schedule salary group of the new job. However, provided that such credit shall be the number of months so accumulated is limited to twelve (12) monthsthe time interval to reach the next step of the salary group as outlined in Appendix C of this Agreement.