Classification Previously Held Clause Samples
The "Classification Previously Held" clause defines how prior classifications of information or materials are recognized and treated under the current agreement. Typically, this clause ensures that any data, documents, or assets that were previously assigned a certain classification level—such as confidential, proprietary, or public—retain that status unless explicitly reclassified. For example, if a document was marked as confidential before the agreement, it continues to be handled as confidential unless otherwise agreed. This clause helps maintain continuity and clarity in the handling of sensitive information, preventing accidental downgrading or mishandling of previously protected materials.
Classification Previously Held. Refers to a classification or its equivalent classification in which the employee gained regular status and for which he or she continues to qualify.
Classification Previously Held. 2 A lateral, lower, or equivalent classification in which the employee 3 passed the initial trial service and continues to possess the required qualifications.
Classification Previously Held. 31 Refers to a classification or its equivalent in which the employee gained 32 regular status and for which he or she continues to qualify.
Classification Previously Held. 14 A classification or its equivalent in which the employee gained regular 15 status and for which they continue to be qualified.
Classification Previously Held. 1 A lateral, lower, or equivalent classification in which the employee 2 passed probation and continues to possess the required qualifications.
Classification Previously Held. A classification or its equivalent in which the employee 50 gained regular status and for which he or she continues to qualify. 51