Progression Period Clause Samples

The Progression Period clause defines a specific timeframe within which certain actions, milestones, or stages of a project must be completed. Typically, this period is set out in the contract to ensure that work progresses according to an agreed schedule, and may include deadlines for deliverables, approvals, or other key events. By establishing clear time boundaries, the clause helps manage expectations, keeps the project on track, and provides a basis for addressing delays or disputes related to project timing.
Progression Period. Each increase starts a new period of service for progression to the next step rate within the pay scale, measured from the effective date of such increase.
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Progression Period a. From new hire through 12 full continuous months of employment, an employee will be paid at Level 1. b. Beginning with the 13th full month of continuous employment, through the 24th full continuous month of employment, an employee will be paid at Level 2. c. Beginning with the 25th full month of continuous employment, through the 36th full continuous month of employment, an employee will be paid at Level 3. d. Beginning with the 37th full month of continuous employment, through the 48th full continuous month of employment, an employee will be paid at Level 4. e. Beginning with the 49th full month of continuous employment, through the 66th full continuous month of employment, an employee will be paid at Level 5. f. Beginning with the 67th full month of continuous employment, through the 90th full continuous month of employment, an employee will be paid at Level 6. g. Beginning with the 91st full month of continuous employment, an employee will be paid at Level 7. h. If an employee’s performance is satisfactory, the employee will be advanced to the next Level automatically. If an employee’s performance is unsatisfactory, the employee is entitled to a review and additional appraisal within ninety (90) days after the unsatisfactory appraisal. i. It is the intent of the parties that employees in progression shall work during the entire progression period. If such period is materially affected by absences (i.e., continuous absences of thirty or more calendar days), compensating adjustments may be made in the progression periods. j. The above steps are the minimum amounts the Employer must pay employees, and the Employer, on an individual employee basis, may choose to pay an employee more than the minimum required by the step based on the employee’s specialized education, experience, competencies, and job performance. The Employer may also choose to implement across-the-board wage increases.
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