Range Constraints Sample Clauses

Range Constraints. A. No employee’s salary shall exceed the maximum of the salary range, except pursuant to Y-Rate provisions of Article I. B. No employee’s salary shall be less than the minimum rate in the range assigned to the class in which he or she is employed.
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Range Constraints. A. No employee’s salary shall exceed the maximum of the salary range, except pursuant to Y-Rate provisions of Article I. B. No employee’s salary shall be less than the minimum rate in the range assigned to the class in which he or she is employed. Date: 9/2/20 Date: 9/4/20 Abatement of Violations, 68 Absence Without Authorization, 30 Absences Caused by Illness, Injury or Pregnancy, 29 Accumulation Of Sick Leave, 23 Of Vacation, 37 Additional Compensation, 16 Agency/Department Head, Definition of, 8 Agency/Departmental Leave, 27 Annual Leave, 40 Cessation, 43 General Provisions, 41 Payoff of Unused, 41 Use of for Illness or Injury, 40 Appeal, Steps in, 59 Arbitration, Referrals to, 60 Authorized Leave Without Pay, 27 Bereavement Leave, 26 Bilingual Pay, 16 Board, Definition of, 8 Boots, 52 Cessation of Annual Leave, 43 Change in Salary Allocation, 15 Compensation, 90 Additional, 16 For Holidays Falling on Scheduled Days Off, 48 For Work on Holidays, 48 Management Performance Evaluation and Compensation, 90 Range Constraints, 91 Salary, 90 Contagious Diseases, Exposure to, 67 Contents of Personnel File, 20 Continuous Service, Definition of, 8 Contribution Rates and Benefit Levels, Retirement, 80, 81 County, Definition of, 8 Deferred Compensation, 80 Departmental Leave, 27 Disability Retirement, Definition of, 8 Disability Retirement, Reemployment of Employees, 21 Discharge and Right of Appeal, 55 Disciplinary Action, 54 Appeals, 57 Discharge and Right of Appeal, 55 Investigatory Meetings, 55 Pre-Disciplinary Hearing for Suspension, Reduction or Discharge, 54 Reduction, 55 Suspension, 55 Disciplinary Reductions, 13 Discrimination, Probationary Relaeses Alleging, 62 Diseases, Contagious, Exposure to, 67 Educational and Professional Reimbursement, 51 Election Work, 16 Eligibility for Holiday Pay, 47 Emergency, Defintion of, 8 Employee Definition of, 8 Limited-Term, Status of, 20 New, Pay for, 11 Notification of, 65 Notification Requirements for Family Leave, 34 On Disability Retirement, Reemployment of, 21 Part-Time, Definition of, 9 Regular, Reemployment of, 22 Representation, 58 Employee Rights, 89 Enrollment Health Plan. See Insurance Exposure to Contagious Diseases, 67 Extension of Probation Period, 19 Failure of Probation, 18 Failure to Report to Work. See Absence Without Authorization Family Leave, 33 File, Personnel, Contents of, 20 Flexible Spending Accounts, 53 Full-Time Employee, Definition of, 8 General Personnel Provisions, 17 General Salary Provisi...
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Range Constraints. No employee’s salary shall exceed the maximum of the salary range, except pursuant to Y-Rate provisions of Article I.
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Range Constraints. A. No employee’s salary shall exceed the maximum of the salary range, except pursuant to Y-Rate provisions of Article I. B. No employee’s salary shall be less than the minimum rate in the range assigned to the class in which he or she is employed. 8157MA Airport Manager, Senior 8158MA Airport Deputy Director 8160MA Business Services Analyst 8161MA Business Services Administrator 8162MA Business Services Manager 8163MA Business Services Manager, Senior 8164MA Business Services Assistant Deputy Director 8165MA, 8165MT Business Services Deputy Director 8181MA Capital Projects Administrator 8182MA Capital Projects Manager 8183MA Capital Projects Manager, Senior 8185MA Community Development Analyst 8186MA Community Development Manager 8187MA Community Development Manager, Senior 8188MA Community Development Deputy Director 8190MA Criminal Justice Analyst 8191MA Criminal Justice Administrator 8192MA, 8192MP Criminal Justice Manager 8193MA, 8193MP, 8193MT Criminal Justice Manager, Senior 8194MA, 8194MP, 8194MT Criminal Justice Deputy Director 8196MA Development Services Administrator 8197MA Development Services Manager 8198MA Development Services Manager, Senior 8199MA Development Services Deputy Director 8206MA Emergency Management Analyst 8207MA Emergency Management Administrator 8208MA Emergency Manager 8209MA Emergency Manager, Senior 8210MA Emergency Management Deputy Director 8212MA Engineering Manager, Senior 8213MA Engineering Deputy Director 8215MA Assistant Chief Deputy Operating Officer 8218MA Fiscal Analyst 8219MA Fiscal Administrator 8220MA Fiscal Manager 8221MA Fiscal Manager, Senior 8222MA Fiscal Assistant Deputy Director 8223MA Fiscal Deputy Director 8224MA Crime Lab Manager 8225MA Crime Lab Manager, Senior 8226MA Crime Lab Deputy Director 8228MA Health Services Analyst 8229MA Health Services Administrator 8230MA Health Services Manager 8231MA Health Services Manager, Senior 8232MA Health Services Assistant Deputy Director 8233MA Health Services Deputy Director 8234MA Human Resources Analyst 8235MA Human Resources Administrator 8236MA Human Resources Manager 8237MA Human Resources Manager, Senior 8238MA Human Resources Assistant Deputy Director 8239MA Human Resources Deputy Director 8240MA Human Services Analyst 8241MA Human Services Administrator 8242MA Human Services Manager 8243MA Human Services Manager, Senior 8244MA Human Services Deputy Director 8246MA Learning and Organizational Development Administrator 8247MA Learning and Organizational D...
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Range Constraints. A. No employee’s salary shall exceed the maximum of the salary range, except pursuant to Y-Rate provisions of Article I. B. No employee’s salary shall be less than the minimum rate in the range assigned to the class in which he or she is employed. 8011MA Administrative Manager I 8012MA Administrative Manager II 8013MA Administrative Manager III 8014MA Administrative Manager III (SPL) 8011MP Administrative Manager I (Probation Management) 8012MP Administrative Manager II (Probation Management) 8013MP Administrative Manager III (Probation Management) 8011MT Administrative Manager I (Deputy Coroner Management) 8012MT Administrative Manager II (Deputy Coroner Management) 8013MT Administrative Manager III (Deputy Coroner Management) 20194-20192023 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING 20149 - 201923 This Memorandum of Understanding sets forth the terms of agreement reached between the County of Orange and the Orange County Managers Association as the Exclusively Recognized Employee Organization for the Administrative Management Unit for the period beginning January 10June 21, 2019 through December 31, 2017 and extended through June 2916, 2023.
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  • WHO WILL BE MADE AWARE OF THE INFORMATION DISCLOSED ON THE SPR AND ANY UPDATES?

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