Probationary and New Assignment Bidding Clause Samples

The Probationary and New Assignment Bidding clause establishes the rules and procedures for employees who are either on probation or seeking new assignments within an organization to apply for available positions. Typically, this clause outlines eligibility criteria, the bidding process, and any restrictions or priorities that may apply to probationary employees compared to regular staff. For example, it may specify that employees in their probationary period can only bid on certain types of assignments or must complete a minimum period before becoming eligible. The core function of this clause is to ensure a fair and transparent process for internal job movement while maintaining organizational stability and giving new employees time to acclimate before seeking other roles.
Probationary and New Assignment Bidding. Employees who are on probation or who have been in a new work assignment for less than three (3) months, may bid for a vacant position which is open. The bid will be considered if, when bidding is closed, there are less than three (3) employees who are not on probation or in new assignments who have bid for the position. Bids from employees on probation or in new assignments will be in addition to any names referred to the department through the certification process described in Section 22.3.F - Employee Selection, above.
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Probationary and New Assignment Bidding. Employees who are on probation or who have been in a new work assignment for less than three (3) months, may bid for a vacant position which is open. The bid will be considered if, when bidding is closed, there are less than three (3) employees who are not on probation or in new assignments who have bid for the position. Bids from employees on probation or in new assignments will be in addition to any names referred to the department through the certification process described in Section 22.4-f above. Probation Counselors who have completed three (3) months of their one (1) year probation may bid the same as all other permanent employees. Name Title Classification: Position No: Level: Position Type: FT PPT PI (If deep classification) Department: Division: Geographic Area: Worksite (street address, etc.): Shift/Hours: Days Off: Other Requirements (i.e., bilingual ability, position flags): All eligible full time, permanent part-time, or permanent-intermittent employees in the above classification interested in this position, submit bids IN WRITING on Form 103 (WIDSI) to: by: Name Date Time of Day Posting Date: Removal Date:
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