Starting Salaries. (a) A member’s starting salary will usually be the base salary for the rank at which the member was hired. However a member may be hired beyond the base salary for the particular rank based on the member’s relevant experience and prevailing market conditions. (b) The rationale for the starting salary, including the number of years of relevant previous experience, shall be included in the member’s letter of appointment.
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Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
Starting Salaries. (a) A membermember’sMember’s starting salary will usually be the base salary for the rank at which the member memberMember was hired. However a member memberMember may be hired beyond the base salary for the particular rank based on the membermember’sMember’s relevant experience and prevailing market conditions.
(b) The rationale for the starting salary, including the number of years of relevant previous experience, shall be included in the membermember’sMember’s letter of appointment.
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Starting Salaries. (a) A memberMember’s starting salary will usually be the base salary for the rank at which the member Member was hired. However a member Member may be hired beyond the base salary for the particular rank based on the memberMember’s relevant experience and prevailing market conditions.
(b) The rationale for the starting salary, including the number of years of relevant previous experience, shall be included in the memberMember’s letter of appointment.
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Samples: Collective Agreement
