Common use of Transfers to Higher Rated Classification Clause in Contracts

Transfers to Higher Rated Classification. If an Employee is transferred to a higher rated classification, the Employee shall receive in the new classification the next rate above the Employee’s present rate and shall progress within the scale for such higher rated classification according to the length of service within such higher rated classification subsequent to the date of transfer.

Transfers to Higher Rated Classification. If an Employee employee is transferred to a higher rated classification, the Employee employee shall receive in the new classification the then next rate above the Employeeemployee’s present rate and shall progress within the scale for such higher rated classification according to the length of service within such higher rated classification subsequent to the date of the transfer.

Transfers to Higher Rated Classification. If an Employee employee is transferred to a higher rated rate classification, the Employee employee shall receive in the new classification classification, the next rate above the Employeeemployee’s present rate and shall progress within the scale for such higher rated classification according to the length of service within such higher rated classification subsequent to the date of transfer.

Transfers to Higher Rated Classification. If an Employee employee is transferred to a higher rated classification, the Employee employee shall receive in the new classification the next rate above the Employee’s employee present rate and shall progress within the scale for such higher rated classification according to the length of service within such higher rated classification subsequent to the date of the transfer. Transfers from a Full-time to a Part-time Position When an employee permanently transfers from a full-time position to a part-time position, they will be credited with their seniority accumulated to date and all of the provisions in the Collective Agreement will apply.

Transfers to Higher Rated Classification. If an Employee employee is transferred to a higher rated classification, the Employee employee shall receive in the new classification the next rate above the Employeeemployee’s present rate and shall progress within the scale for such higher rated classification according to the length of service within such higher rated classification subsequent to the date of the transfer.