WITHHOLDING STEP ADVANCEMENT Sample Clauses

WITHHOLDING STEP ADVANCEMENT. Department Heads have the authority and responsibility to recommend to the City Administrator that step advancements be withheld if they are not merited. Department Heads shall keep their employees informed about their job performance, giving good work its proper recognition and deficient work all possible guidance and assistance toward improvement.
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WITHHOLDING STEP ADVANCEMENT. The school district shall have the right to withhold increases in the form of increments, lane changes or other increases as provided herein. Advancement on the salary schedule is subject to the right of the school district to withhold salary increases for just cause. A salary increase shall not be withheld unless the teachers is notified of the deficiency, in writing, and given reasonable opportunity to correct such deficiency. An action withholding a salary increase shall be subject to the grievance procedure. Notwithstanding actual years of experience credit, a teacher shall not advance more than one successive step on the salary schedule in any one school year from the step the teacher occupied in the prior school year, except if a teacher has had a step increase withheld for just cause subject to the provisions of this section and the deficiency is later corrected, such a teacher may be returned to the proper step in a subsequent school year.
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WITHHOLDING STEP ADVANCEMENT. The Fire Chief shall have authority, with the City Administrator’s concurrence, to withhold an employee’s step advancement if not merited. The Fire Chief and City Administrator shall keep employees informed about their job performance, giving good work its proper recognition, noting deficient work, and attempting to assist toward improvement.
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WITHHOLDING STEP ADVANCEMENT. The Chief of Police has the authority and responsibility to recommend to the City Administrator that step advancements be withheld if they are not merited. The Chief of Police shall keep their employees informed about their job performance, giving good work its proper recognition and deficient work all possible guidance and assistance toward improvement.
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WITHHOLDING STEP ADVANCEMENT. The Office of the Fire Chief has the authority and responsibility to withhold step advancements if they are not merited. The District shall keep employees informed about their job performance and shall notify employees as to the reasons for withholding step advancements. The Office of the Fire Chief shall provide proper recognition of an employee’s good work and job performance. The Office of the Fire Chief shall also provide all possible guidance and assistance towards improving deficient work of an employee. If an employee’s step advancement is withheld pursuant to this section, the employee’s time-in step shall be modified so that the next review and all subsequent reviews of performance occur at the time they would have occurred had such step advancement not been withheld. This is limited to purposes of review. Nothing in this section shall be construed to guarantee an employee a step advancement at the time of review.
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