Second Consecutive Unsatisfactory/Salary Freeze Clause Samples

Second Consecutive Unsatisfactory/Salary Freeze. In addition, if the unit member receives a second (2nd) consecutive unsatisfactory evaluation, the unit member will be evaluated in the first (1st) semester of the following year and each semester thereafter until a satisfactory evaluation is achieved. Beginning with the year after the second (2nd) consecutive unsatisfactory evaluation, there will be no salary improvement for the unit member until a satisfactory evaluation is achieved, at which time the unit member's salary will be restored to the place on the salary schedule where he/she normally would have been. Any moneys withheld must be used in the remediation process. Any unused money shall be returned to the general fund.
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