Salary Setting Upon Promotion or Reclassification to a Job Class with a Higher Market Range Sample Clauses

Salary Setting Upon Promotion or Reclassification to a Job Class with a Higher Market Range. Upon promotion or reclassification from one IHME-SEIU 925 position to another IHME-SEIU 925 position with a higher market range maximum, the affected employee shall receive a salary no less than the minimum of the new job class and no higher than the maximum. The affected employee shall receive at least a seven percent (7%) salary increase.
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