Mandate of the Standing JJEC Clause Samples

The "Mandate of the Standing JJEC" clause defines the specific roles, responsibilities, and authority granted to the Standing Joint Job Evaluation Committee (JJEC). Typically, this clause outlines the committee's duties, such as evaluating job classifications, resolving disputes related to job descriptions, and making recommendations for job reclassifications within an organization. For example, the JJEC may review requests for job re-evaluation or address disagreements between management and employees regarding job grading. The core function of this clause is to establish a clear framework for how job evaluation matters are handled, ensuring consistency, fairness, and transparency in the job evaluation process.
Mandate of the Standing JJEC. The Standing JJEC shall: 1. Maintain the integrity of the job evaluation program. 2. Recommend changes to point banding, pay grades, the job evaluation plan, its procedures or methods, as may be deemed necessary from time to time, to the parties. However, any change must be negotiated by the parties. 3. The Board will establish the levels of knowledge and experience that it requires for, and are reasonably related to the duties and responsibilities that it requires for class specifications. Any disputes will be dealt with by the grievance procedure. The committee shall evaluate jobs as outlined in Section E below.
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