Common use of Promotions and Advancements Clause in Contracts

Promotions and Advancements. A. For purposes of this section "promotion" means that an employee moves from a position in one salary band to a position in another salary band and that salary band has a higher maximum salary. For purposes of this section "advancement" means that an employee moves from a position in one salary band to a position in the same salary band, but at a level with a higher maximum salary within that band. B. An employee who is promoted or advanced will be given a 5% increase in salary provided that the new salary range has a higher maximum salary. Notwithstanding the above, no employee shall earn less than the minimum of the new salary band nor earn more than the maximum of the new salary band level. C. The Judiciary may make "acting appointments" to vacant unclassified positions or to other positions for which the incumbent is on a leave of absence. Employees appointed to serve in an acting capacity in a title with a salary range that has a higher maximum shall receive the 5% promotional/advancement increase to their base salary consistent with section 7.5.A, above, or be brought to the minimum of the range, whichever is greater, for the time period the employee serves in an acting capacity.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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