Underfilling Sample Clauses

The Underfilling clause defines the rules and consequences when a party delivers less than the agreed quantity of goods or services. Typically, this clause outlines acceptable thresholds for under-delivery, procedures for notifying the other party, and any remedies such as price adjustments, replacement deliveries, or penalties. Its core function is to manage expectations and provide a clear process for addressing shortfalls, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring both parties understand their rights and obligations in the event of underfilling.
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Underfilling. When the Employer and employee agree, underfilling is allowed to provide a career development opportunity and training for a person not more than marginally qualified for the position being underfilled. Notification of a decision to underfill a position shall be provided to the Union and all provisions of Article 5 – Seniority, shall apply. Reference Article 5, Section 2. (a), a position being underfilled will be posted for an additional ten (10) days if the offer to underfill was not included in the original posting in accordance with paragraph (a) above.
Underfilling. Senior Office Assistants and Office Supervisors who have been certified from an eligible list for Eligibility Worker I may underfill any Eligibility Worker position. One year of underfilling time shall meet the one-year experience requirement for the Eligibility Worker II. Senior Office Assistants in the Office of Revenue and Recovery and the Human Services Agency may underfill a position in the Collections Clerk series in that department. Time spent underfilling shall qualify to meet the experience requirement for Collections Clerk I or II.
Underfilling. Employment of a person in a classification lower than the established class of the position.
Underfilling. The County reserves the right to appoint individuals in accordance with the County underfilling policy (as may be superseded by a Civil Service Rule regarding underfilling), subject to the following limitations: 1. Non-supervisory class individuals not fully qualified in a supervisory class shall not supervise or give direction to individuals in a supervisory class. However, a non- supervisory class individual may serve as a lead worker with respect to individuals in non-supervisory classifications. 2. Duration of an appointment pursuant to the underfilling policy shall not exceed two years from date or appointment. 3. Appointments pursuant to the underfilling policy shall be limited to administrative support positions (except Training) and non-supervisory positions in the Fire Protection and Office of Emergency Services Divisions. 4. Underfilling appointments shall be limited to one classification below the authorized classification.
Underfilling. When the Employer and employee agree, underfilling is allowed to provide a career development opportunity and training for a person not having the qualifications needed for the position being underfilled. A decision by the Employer to not underfill a position is not subject to any grievance procedure.

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