Transfer from Lower to Higher Class – Salary Class Advancement and Timelines Sample Clauses

Transfer from Lower to Higher Class – Salary Class Advancement and Timelines. When a unit member has qualified for advancement to a higher class, has submitted the required forms and verification (professional development plan, any revisions, report of completion, work experience or workshop verification, official transcripts and appropriate signatures) through the campus process to Human Resources and these documents have been accepted by Human Resources, the faculty member shall be transferred to the corresponding step of the new class. Faculty members who have all required documents approved by the appropriate campus Professional Development Committee by the last work day in September shall be transferred effective October 1st; those who have all required documents approved by the appropriate campus Professional Development Committee by the last working day in October shall be transferred effective November 1st; those who have all required documents approved by the appropriate campus Professional Development Committee by the last working day in February shall be transferred effective March 1st; those who have all required documents approved by the appropriate campus Professional Development Committee by the last working day in April shall be transferred effective May 1st each year.
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Transfer from Lower to Higher Class – Salary Class Advancement and Timelines. When a unit member has qualified for advancement to a higher class, has submitted the required forms and verification (professional development plan, any revisions, report of completion, work experience or workshop verification, official transcripts and appropriate signatures) through the campus process to Human Resources and these documents have been accepted by Human Resources, the faculty member shall be transferred to the corresponding step of the new class. Faculty members who have all required documents approved by the appropriate campus Professional Advancement Committee shall have their salary advancement take effect the first of the month following approval by the Professional Advancement Committee.
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Transfer from Lower to Higher Class – Salary Class Advancement and Timelines. When a faculty unit member has qualified for advancement to a higher class, has submitted the required forms and verification (professional development plan, any revisions, report of completion, work experience or workshop verification, official transcripts and appropriate signatures) through the campus process to Human Resources and these documents have been accepted by Human Resources, the faculty member shall be transferred to the corresponding step of the new class. College Faculty members who have all required documents received in Human Resources by the last work day in September shall be transferred effective October 1st; those who have all required documents received in Human Resources by the last working day in October shall be transferred effective November 1st; those who have all required documents received in Human Resources by the last working day in February shall be transferred effective March 1st; those who have all required documents received in Human Resources by the last working day in April shall be transferred effective May 1st each year. Continuing Education Faculty who have qualified with advanced course work and/or other creditable experience (e.g. scholarly and creative works) shall be moved to the appropriate class and step effective the first of the month following submission of the required forms and verification to Human Resources.
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