Common use of Modified Positions Clause in Contracts

Modified Positions. In the event the District or the Association believes that the responsibility level of a position’s duties and/or level of required skill and ability have been changed so significantly as to make inappropriate the range placement determined during the bargaining that led to the signing of this Agreement, the Association or District will notify each other of: (1) the changes that require re-bargaining the range placement, and (2) the proposed modified range placement. If the responsibility level of the duties and/or level of required skill and ability of the position have changed so significantly as to constitute a new issue for bargaining under ORS 243.650 et seq., (the State’s collective bargaining law), then the parties shall meet and bargain over the appropriate range placement. Any change in range will be retroactive to the date of the first Association notice of intent to bargain.

Modified Positions. In the event the Association or District or the Association believes that the responsibility level of a position’s duties and/or level of required skill and ability have been changed so significantly as to make inappropriate the range placement determined during the bargaining that led to the signing of this Agreement, the Association or District District, whichever raises the issue, will notify each other of: (1) the changes that require re-bargaining the range placement, and (2) the proposed modified range placement. . a. If the responsibility level of the duties and/or level of required skill and ability of the position have changed so significantly as to constitute a new issue for bargaining under ORS 243.650 et seq., seq (the State’s collective bargaining lawCollective Bargaining Law), then the parties shall meet and bargain over the appropriate range placement. Any change in range will may or may not be retroactive retroactive, according to the date of agreement reached between the first Association notice of intent to bargainparties.