Tentative Rating Clause Samples

The Tentative Rating clause establishes a provisional assessment or score that may be subject to change based on further review or additional information. In practice, this clause is often used in contexts such as insurance, credit evaluation, or product quality, where an initial rating is provided but is not final until all relevant data is verified. Its core function is to allow parties to proceed with preliminary information while reserving the right to adjust the rating, thereby managing uncertainty and reducing the risk of premature commitments.
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Tentative Rating. When a job classification has been evaluated and assigned a tentative rating, the classification shall be reviewed and a rating confirmed within twelve (12) months, provided the classification has been filled by the same employee.
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