Second Language Proficiency Sample Clauses

Second Language Proficiency. Notwithstanding paragraph 39.01, an employee hired on the basis that he or she will acquire a second official language during employment will be deemed to be on probation until such time as the employee has successfully met the condition. In this case the Company may extend the probationary period by a period equivalent to the accumulated regular work time taken by the employee in language training.
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Second Language Proficiency. CHIN 220 1. Three years of high school language grade 'B' or higher.
Second Language Proficiency. ASL 3 FREN 3 GERM 3 ITAL 3 SPAN 3 1. Three years of high school language grade 'B' or higher.
Second Language Proficiency. FREN 3 ITAL 3 SPAN 3 1. Three years of high school language grade 'B' or higher.
Second Language Proficiency. Employees who are proficient in a second language needed by the PHA will receive an additional $1,000 per year, which will be paid quarterly as a lump sum and not added to the base salary. The PHA will maintain a list of the employees who are proficient in such second languages (including sign language). For an employee to be on the list, the employee’s proficiency in the second language must be certified at least once every three years by an independent agency selected by the PHA; and the Department Director must affirm that the second language is required or used in conjunction with PHA employment. Placement on the list and eligibility for the payment are subject to the approval of the Department Director and Executive Director. Application of this sub-section is not grievable. GRADE/ SUBGRADE MINIMUM MAXIMUM GRADE/ SUBGRADE MINIMUM MAXIMUM GRADE/ SUBGRADE MINIMUM MAXIMUM
Second Language Proficiency. SPAN 132
Second Language Proficiency. ASL 3 SPA
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Second Language Proficiency. Three years of high school language grade 'B' or higher. GERM 4
Second Language Proficiency. JAPN 4 SPAN 4 1. Three years of high school language grade 'B' or higher.

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