job classification

No university economic proposal would be made until other issues, particularly on job classification, were settled, he said.

But these days she prefers not to advertise her specific job classification.

All the employer needs to do is give male and female employees a different job classification or title.

The new organizational process included a specific job classification system that took a year of intense analysis to complete.

The lawyer said most black agents are assigned to positions in the Government's lower job classification levels.

Workers and bosses cross swords over who wanted which job classification.

At the same time, the number of job classifications was cut from five to two, and workers now operate in teams, rather than individually.

In 1974, there was a walkout over work rules and job classifications.

There are more job classifications and complexities in the newsroom, he said.

The data consist of records on deaths, radiation exposure, health and job classification.

Rotation, however, often is problematic in a union environment because of contracted job classifications.

With the union's backing, he instituted programs to train workers in skills beyond their current job classifications.

Consider how we view people by job classification.

These agreements usually reduce the number of job classifications and change work rules to encourage workers to operate in teams.

No matter what their job classification, women generally describe the United Nations as an uncomfortable environment.

It is my hope that we can identify an appropriate job classification and then obtain the required funding."

"Well, y'see, there's a big waiting list for that job classification.

It's responsible for all issues related to salaries and benefits, job classifications, and training.

Chrysler proposed eliminating several job classifications so workers could be required to perform more than one task.

Included in the job classification for this rating was Chaplain's Assistant.

Instead, nationwide collective bargaining agreements set minimum wages by job classification for each industry.

Her civil service job classification puts her at a comparable salary."

Job classification systems are defective, if they exist.

The authority has argued that many job classifications are rigid, inefficient and outdated.

The job classification method is less subjective when compared to the earlier ranking method.