The proposed 'strategic alternative' would restructure
job classifications, standardise pay across the public sector and introduce an annual inflation adjustment.
If so, it must provide a copy of the noncompetition agreement to the employee prior to or concurrent with making the offer of employment or change in
job classification.
And with more than 600 possible
job classifications, and more being added all the time, it's an all too common problem among employers.
Only age was significantly different among
job classifications; in general,
job classification increased with age.
The bill also allows ESPs who are laid off to be recalled to vacant positions in any
job classification for which they are qualified.
Laid-off employees often can return to Raytheon if a position that fits their
job classification opens.
Cuts to union jobs will be based on seniority, with close to 50 percent of the layoffs going to workers with the least seniority in each
job classification, the company said.
The ongoing NSPS conversion includes only the human resources parts of the system, which include
job classification, compensation, performance management, staffing, and workforce-shaping elements.
My natural apprehension for a new position, new
job classification, and new coworkers intensified with those words.
Davis-Bacon wages are intended to represent the wage paid to at least 50 percent of the workers in the
job classification in a given geographic location.
A spokesperson for Lucent said that the new contract will also see installers get a new
job classification that will see them paid market rate wages and benefits varying by location.
The development team created a matrix showing the basic covered tasks that each
job classification should be evaluated in.
