Common use of Review of Positions Clause in Contracts

Review of Positions. A request for a review of a position may be made by either a department head or designee and/or an incumbent employee to determine whether or not the position has been properly allocated to a classification or to determine the accuracy of an existing position description. If the matter cannot be resolved at this level, the employee may request the Joint Labor/Management Committee (JLMC) to review the reclassification. In reviewing the position, the JLMC shall take into consideration the duties assigned to the employee in relation to the written job classification. The JLMC may receive written or oral information from the department head and/or the employee. The JLMC shall make a recommendation to the Mayor or designee for a final determination as to the allocation of the job to the classification. The JLMC shall establish its own rules and procedures for the review of jobs. Creation of and/or placement of new positions in the salary schedule are subject to City Council confirmation.

Review of Positions. A request for a review of a position may be made by either a department head or designee and/or an incumbent employee to determine whether or not the position has been properly allocated to a classification or to determine the accuracy of an existing position description. If the matter cannot be resolved at this level, the employee may request the Joint Labor/Management Committee (JLMC) to review the reclassification. In reviewing the position, the JLMC shall take into consideration the duties assigned to the employee in relation to the written job classification. The JLMC may receive written or oral information from the department head and/or the employee. The JLMC shall make a recommendation to the Mayor or designee for a final determination as to the allocation of the job to the classification. The JLMC shall establish its own rules and procedures for the review of jobs. Creation of and/or placement of new positions in the salary schedule are subject to City Council confirmation.