Qualifying on the Job Sample Clauses

Qualifying on the Job. (a) If within twenty-one (21) working days an employee in a new job classification disqualifies himself or herself, the employee shall return to the employee’s previous classification and shift. Other affected employees shall do likewise.
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Qualifying on the Job. If within two hundred and forty hours (240) working hours an employee working in a new job classification or assignment voluntarily disqualifies himself he shall return to his last classification and assignment if the job assignment still exists. There is no voluntary disqualification period for a temporary vacancy. There is no voluntary disqualification period for an employee who has previously worked in the classification in the previous ten (10) years. Within two hundred and forty (240) hours worked, if an employee fails to satisfactorily perform the duties in a job classification or assignment, he shall be returned to his last classification and assignment if the job assignment still exists, and he will not be considered for the job assignment he was disqualified from for a period of up to six months however, the employee needs to provide satisfactory proof to the company to demonstrate the employee has taken the necessary steps to warrant further eligibility.
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