Salary Adjustment for Cafeteria Position Change Sample Clauses

Salary Adjustment for Cafeteria Position Change. Employees paid pursuant to the cafeteria starting pay appendix shall receive a salary increase pursuant to the below chart when moving into a position with a higher starting pay: General help less or more than 6 hours to Asst. Xxxxx/Asst. Cook : 3.3% Asst. Xxxxx/Asst. Cook to Cook/Xxxxx/Food Service Driver: 3.2% Cook/xxxxx to Elementary manager/cook : 4.7% When moving multiple position levels, the employee’s salary will be increased by the above percentages for each level. The same percentages are applicable when a cafeteria employee is moving to a lower paying position, but will be applied as a reduction instead of an increase.
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Salary Adjustment for Cafeteria Position Change. Employees paid pursuant to the cafeteria starting pay appendix shall receive a salary increase pursuant to the below chart when moving into a position with a higher starting pay: General help less than 6 hours to general help more than 6 hours: 1.5% General help more than 6 hours to elementary lunchroom help: 1.5% Elementary lunchroom help to head snackbar/asst. xxxxx/asst. xxxx: .6% Head snackbar/asst. xxxxx/asst. xxxx to xxxx/xxxxx: 5.7% Xxxx/xxxxx to elementary school (Hot Lunch Program)/elementary manager/xxxx : .20% Elementary school (Hot Lunch Program)/elementary manager/xxxx to food service driver: .15% When moving multiple position levels, the employee’s salary will be increased by the above percentages for each level. The same percentages are applicable when a cafeteria employee is moving to a lower paying position, but will be applied as a reduction instead of an increase.
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