WORK OUT OF Sample Clauses

WORK OUT OF. CLASSIFICATION An employee who works in a higher classification for longer than five (5) consecutive work days shall receive a temporary salary augmentation during the remainder of the time the employee works out-of-class. The augmentation will be at least four percent (4%) of the employee's current hourly rate, but no less than the base rate of the higher classification. Any overtime worked during this period shall be compensated by including the augmentation.
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WORK OUT OF. Classification
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WORK OUT OF. CLASSIFICATION/TRAINING 27.1 Work in a Higher Classification 27.1.1 An employee shall receive a temporary pay adjustment for performing assigned duties and responsibilities of a position in a higher pay grade. An increase in workload which is not related to a higher grade, shall not be considered grounds for a temporary pay increase.
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WORK OUT OF. CLASSIFICATION (WOOC)
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