Grade III definition

Grade III means a person who in addition to the duties contained within General Services Officer, Grade II, performs the duties of the previous classifications of handyman and xxxxxxxx, or the duties of an assistant cook (meaning a person who, under the direct supervision of a chef or cook, assists in the preparation and serving of meals. The number of assistant cooks employed by a facility shall not exceed the number of cooks and/or chefs employed at that facility).

Grade III means a person who in addition to the duties contained within General Services Officer, Grade II, performs the duties of the previous classifications of handyman and storeman, or the duties of an assistant cook (meaning a person who, under the direct supervision of a chef or cook, assists in the preparation and serving of meals. The number of assistant cooks employed by a facility shall not exceed the number of cooks and/or chefs employed at that facility).

Examples of Grade III in a sentence

• Grade III (Local Heritage Resources)Regulation 43 Government Gazette no 6820.

• Employees in the Wastewater Division who hold the titles of Wastewater Plant Operator I, II, or III, and who have obtained a Grade IV and/or Grade V Certification from the State of California, State Water Resources Control Board, shall receive a one-time stipend of $500 for each level obtained above a Grade III.

• Current Grade/ Level as per Consolidated Pay Scales e.g. Senior Physiotherapist, Clinical Nurse Manager 2, Clerical Officer Grade III etc.

• Dictation taken and transcribed by me: Sri Abhijit Chakraborty, Stenographer Grade III.

• Notwithstanding the above, if an employee is promoted and placement in the new increment structure would result in a rate of pay less than that which would have been received had the promotion been to an intervening grade (e.g.: If an employee at Grade I is promoted to Grade III the intervening Grade would be Grade II) then the employee will be moved to the next higher increment in the new increment structure and the employee’s increment anniversary date will become the date of promotion.

• Entry level placement on Grade II or Grade III due to promotion is determined by the individual’s current salary multiplied by a factor of eleven tenths (11/10ths) or twelve- tenths (12/10ths), depending on promotion to an eleven (11)- or twelve (12)-month position.

• For Grade II and Grade III sites, the applicable of mitigation measures would allow the development activities to continue.

• Public Works employees shall be entitled to receive the following compensation when they have been awarded and hold the specified certificate issued by the State of California, Department of Health Services Water Distribution; a) $25.00 per month for Grade II, and b) $50.00 per month for Grade III.

• Echocardiographic findings suggestive of Grade III and above left ventricular diastolic dysfunction The diagnosis must be confirmed by a Consultant Rheumatologist or Nephrologist.

• History of cartilage surgery, including but not limited to cartilage debridement or chondroplasty for Grade III or greater chondromalacia, microfracture, or cartilage transplant procedure.