Common use of Working Above Classification Clause in Contracts

Working Above Classification. When an employee is ordered in writing to fill a higher classification outside the employee’s assigned series because of the absence or incapacitation of the incumbent of the higher classified position, the employee shall be entitled to an increase of five percent (5%) in salary for the time performing under such order under the following conditions: 1. When the employee has worked in the higher classified job for a minimum of eleven (11) consecutive working days, in which case the increase in salary shall take effect on the twelfth (12th) consecutive day, or 2. When an employee has not qualified under Section 7.10.1 above, but accumulates over fifteen

Working Above Classification. ‌ When an employee is ordered in writing to fill a higher classification outside the employee’s assigned series because of the absence or incapacitation of the incumbent of the higher classified position, the employee shall be entitled to an increase of five percent (5%) in salary for the time performing under such order under the following conditions: 1. When the employee has worked in the higher classified job for a minimum of eleven (11) consecutive working days, in which case the increase in salary shall take effect on the twelfth (12th) consecutive day, or 2. When an employee has not qualified under Section 7.10.1 above, but accumulates over fifteen