Reallocation definition

Reallocation means a reclassification resulting from significant changes over a period of time in the duties and responsibilities of a position.

Reallocation or "Position reallocation" means the process of reassigning an established position, occupied or vacant, from one job family to another.

Reallocation is a movement of an entire classification from one salary range or rate to another salary range or rate.

Examples of Reallocation in a sentence

• Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): Initial Salary Placement, Potential Reallocation of Bargaining Unit Members, and Multilingual Premium Pay‌ This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), by and between Walla Walla Community College and AFT-WWPS is entered into for the purposes of addressing: date of initial salary placement, potential reallocation of several identified bargaining unit members, and identification of positions requiring multilingual qualifications and affiliated premium pay.

• All transferred cost-share funds will be subject to the recipient District's ninety percent (90%) obligation requirement for their total VACS allocation as set out in Section 14 – Reallocation of cost-share funds.

• The Generator may give a notice to the CfD Counterparty (a “Turbine Reallocation Notice”).

• In an effort to support the professional growth and retention of new employees and employees with a documented need to improve performance, the following categories will be exempt from IVT unless there is an agreement between the parties per Section 4.11 (Staff Reallocation): 1.

• RECLASSIFICATION: Reallocation of a position from one classification to another classification based upon consideration of the kind and level of assigned duties and responsibilities.

More Definitions of Reallocation

Reallocation means a change in the allocation of a position from one job to another.

Reallocation means the placement of a position in a different classification because its management has made a deliberate decision to assign to it a new body of duties that substantively changes its nature and scope.

Reallocation means a reassignment, or change in allocation of an individual position by raising it to a higher class, or moving it to another class on the same level, on the basis of significant changes in the kind, difficulty, or responsibility of the work performed in such position.

Reallocation has the meaning specified in Section 2.20(a).

Reallocation as defined in Section 2.1.7(a).

Reallocation. Defined in Section 4.01(a).

Reallocation means the correction of the classification of an existing position by placement of the position into the classification that is appropriate for the duties the employee has been and shall continue to perform;