SALARY, BENEFITS AND TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT Sample Clauses

SALARY, BENEFITS AND TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT. Unless specifically modified by this agreement, the policies and procedures of the University shall be referenced hereunder as part of the collective bargaining agreement.
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SALARY, BENEFITS AND TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT. The parties recognize and agree that bargaining units A and B are newly-recognized units with no prior bargaining history, and that the employees in these units (with the exception of seven existing employees who are now included in these units) are new employees ofUMMS. They agree that employees are in bargaining units A and B shall be subject to the policies, practices, compensation systems and benefit plans applicable to non-managerial, non-represented employees of UMMS and that the salary and benefit details set forth in offer letters to former EOHHS employees who accepted offers of employment by the UMMS Commonwealth Medicine Revenue Operations Program shall remain in full force and effect for those employees. Newly hired bargaining unit employees who were not previously employees of EOHHS shall be hired at rates established by UMMS. 1 The parties further recognize that new employees of UMMS serve a six-month probationary period, during which they may be terminated at the discretion of the employer, without recourse. They agree that beginning with the start of the seventh month of this agreement, those employees in the bargaining unit who have been continuously employed in the bargaining unit for six consecutive months or more shall not be discharged, suspended or demoted for disciplinary reasons without just cause, and that such disciplinary events shall be subject to the contractual mediation and arbitration procedure. Unless specifically modified by this agreement, the policies and procedures of the University shall be referenced hereunder as part of the collective bargaining agreement.

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