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Principle. A faculty member who receives a merit increase according to Article 9.1.2.4 will be exempted as the cause of a salary inversion.
Examples of Principle in a sentence
The treatment of salary inversions will be guided by the following principles: PRINCIPLE: Potential salary inversions will only be considered for faculty who share the same Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) code.
PRINCIPLE: Inverted salaries will only be adjusted if these salaries do not reasonably reflect professional attainment, market and years in rank.
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Principle. A faculty member who receives a merit increase according to Article 9.1.2.4 will be exempted as the cause of a salary inversion. Salary inversions that arise from promotions, other than from those exempted faculty, shall be adjusted as follows: Adjustment = 100% of salary difference + $100 for each year in rank up to a maximum of five (5) years in rank. It is understood this scheme might lead to excessive adjustments, and limits on the overall award may be necessary.
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Principle means a principle of the FSA’s or PRA’s Principles for Businesses;
Principle means one of the 8 numbered "Principles" of corporate governance issued by the ASX Corporate Governance Council.
Principle means, unless the context otherwise indicates, a principle set out in the PFMI Report; “ROC” means the Legal Entity Identifier System Regulatory Oversight Committee;
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