Common use of Incremental Increases Clause in Contracts

Incremental Increases. Effective 6/1/05, newly hired employees hired at Step 0 shall move to Step 1 when they become eligible for a step increase. Full-time employees are granted an incremental increase on their salary anniversary date which is either on February 1 or September 1 to the next step in the salary group in which the job is evaluated. Part-time staff and classroom assistants employed on or after March 1, 1997 for nineteen (19) hours or more per week will advance a step on their respective salary schedule only after eighteen (18) months of service. The new step shall be applied at the incremental date that is closest to the eighteenth (18th) month of employment. For employees working ten to eighteen (10-18) hours per week, an increment will be made after twenty-four (24) months of employment. For employees working one to nine (1-9) hours per week, an increment will be made after thirty-six (36) months of employment. Please refer to salary schedule 97 for incremental increase information. Please refer to salary schedule 97a/97b for adjunct promotional information. Effective March 26, 2009, adjunct classroom faculty shall receive one half (1/2) of their hourly rate for each hour spent attending mandatory training. Such training shall include Sexual Harassment Training, Occupational Safety and Health Training (OSHA), and any training required by federal law, state law and organizational policy. Please refer to salary schedule 98 for incremental increase information. Please refer to salary schedule 98a/98b for adjunct promotional information. Effective 4/16/97 when a full-time professor has been on step 9 for six (6) years they shall move to step 10 which is three and five-tenths percent (3.5%) higher. Effective the 2002 - 2003 school year, full time employees hired in this schedule shall advance to Step 1 after approximately six (6) months and to Step 2 after the next six (6) months (depending on increment dates).

Incremental Increases. Effective 6/1/05, newly hired employees hired at Step 0 shall move to Step 1 when they become eligible for a step increase. Full-time employees are granted an incremental increase on their salary anniversary date which is either on February 1 or September 1 to the next step in the salary group in which the job is evaluated. Part-time staff and classroom assistants employed on or after March 1, 1997 for nineteen (19) hours or more per week will advance a step on their respective salary schedule only after eighteen (18) months of service. The new step shall be applied at the incremental date that is closest to the eighteenth (18th) month of employment. For employees working ten to eighteen (10-18) hours per week, an increment will be made after twenty-four (24) months of employment. For employees working one to nine (1-9) hours per week, an increment will be made after thirty-six (36) months of employment. Please refer to salary schedule 97 for incremental increase information. Please refer to salary schedule 97a/97b for adjunct promotional information. Effective March 26, 2009, adjunct classroom faculty shall receive one half (1/2) of their hourly rate for each hour spent attending mandatory training. Such training shall include Sexual Harassment Training, Occupational Safety and Health Training (OSHA), and any training required by federal law, state law and organizational policy. Effective September 28, 2011 adjunct faculty will receive one half (1/2) of their hourly rate to study and take the NY fire safety certification test. Please refer to salary schedule 98 for incremental increase information. Please refer to salary schedule 98a/98b for adjunct promotional information. Effective 4/16/97 when a full-time professor has been on step 9 for six (6) years they shall move to step 10 which is three and five-tenths percent (3.5%) higher. Effective the 2002 - 2003 school year, full time employees hired in this schedule shall advance to Step 1 after approximately six (6) months and to Step 2 after the next six (6) months (depending on increment dates).