Common use of Provisional Bilingual Employees Clause in Contracts

Provisional Bilingual Employees. A provisional bilingual employee occupies a position for which bilingual skills are not required, but in order to provide necessary services the department must utilize the bilingual skills of the current incumbent. An employee whose bilingual skills are required on a regular basis for an amount of time that, on the average, equals less than thirty-three percent (33%) of the total work time may be designated as a provisional bilingual employee if there is no alternative method for providing essential bilingual services. Provisional bilingual employee designations expire when any certified incumbent leaves the department in which the designation was made or upon termination of the designation by the department head.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Service Employees, Service Employees, Service Employees

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Provisional Bilingual Employees. A provisional bilingual employee occupies a position for which bilingual skills are not required, but in order to provide necessary services the department must utilize the bilingual skills of the current incumbent. An employee whose bilingual skills are required on a regular basis for an amount of time that, on the average, equals less than thirty-three twenty percent (3320%) of the total work time may be designated as a provisional bilingual employee if there is no alternative method for providing essential bilingual services. Provisional bilingual employee designations expire when any certified incumbent leaves the department in which the designation was made or upon termination of the designation by the department head.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.co.monterey.ca.us, www.co.monterey.ca.us

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Provisional Bilingual Employees. A provisional bilingual employee occupies a position for which bilingual skills are not required, but in order to provide necessary services the department must utilize the bilingual skills of the current incumbent. An employee whose bilingual skills are required 11/10/2011 on a regular basis for an amount of time that, on the average, equals less than thirty-three twenty percent (3320%) of the total work time may be designated as a provisional bilingual employee if i f there is no alternative method for providing essential bilingual services. Provisional bilingual employee designations expire when any certified incumbent leaves the department in which the designation was made or upon termination teimination of the designation by the department head.

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Samples: www.seiu521.org

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