Vacancies – Regular Employment – Job Posting Requirements Sample Clauses

Vacancies – Regular Employment – Job Posting Requirements. (a) Subject to the Employer’s needs, vacancies in existing or new job classifications involving regular employment shall be posted in a conspicuous location for fourteen (14) consecutive calendar days to give all eligible Employees an opportunity to apply for vacancies on forms supplies by the Employer. (b) A job posting shall contain the following information: job title; required qualifications, education, knowledge and/or skills; and minimum base hourly wage rate per hour per Appendix “A”. (c) Where the Employer intends to give applicants to a job posting formal tests, information on the nature of the test and the desired level of proficiency shall be noted on the job posting. (d) The Employer reserves the right to withdraw a job classification vacancy posting at any time.
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