The Establishment of New Classes Clause Samples
The Establishment of New Classes clause defines the process and authority for creating additional categories or groups within an organization, agreement, or system. Typically, this clause outlines who has the power to introduce new classes, the criteria or procedures that must be followed, and any limitations or approvals required. For example, in a corporate context, it may allow the board of directors to create new classes of shares with distinct rights and privileges. The core function of this clause is to provide flexibility and a clear framework for organizational growth or adaptation by enabling the structured introduction of new classes as needed.
The Establishment of New Classes. The County will provide OCEA an informational copy of the new class specification for any proposed class relevant to this Bargaining Unit. The County agrees to meet and confer with OCEA in an attempt to reach agreement on the salary range and probation period for any such proposed class before submitting the class to the Board of Supervisors for adoption.
The Establishment of New Classes. The County will provide the Union an informational copy of the new class specification for any proposed class relevant to this Bargaining Unit. The County agrees to meet and confer with the Union in an attempt to reach agreement on the salary range and probation period for any such proposed class before submitting the class to the Board of Supervisors for adoption.
The Establishment of New Classes. The City will provide OCEA an information copy of the new class specification and salary range for any proposed class in the representation unit. Whenever it is proposed to reclassify an incumbent employee to a proposed new class in the representation unit, the City agrees to meet and confer with OCEA in an attempt to reach agreement on the salary range for the proposed new class prior to submitting the proposed new class to the City Council for adoption.