There's a new job classification, "ghost tweet".
"They sat us in the room based on seniority and job classification.
Members of the union now make $21,956 to $46,394 a year, depending on job classification, seniority and other factors.
Of interest to potential bidders is that "the incoming concessionaire shall retain existing employees by seniority within each job classification," the proposal says.
It called for pay and benefit cuts of 6to7percentent, depending on job classification, as well as the loss of four paid vacation days a year through 2008.
The parks department has said in its request for proposals that "the incoming concessionaire shall retain existing employees by seniority within each job classification".
The production area was not the only part of the organization to undergo such rigid job classification.
This commission laid down formal patterns of administrative structure, reformed existing bureaucratic practices, fixed levels of staffing, standardized systems of job classification, and eliminated unnecessary functions and staff.
For example, where tasks were subdivided and precisely defined, job classification necessarily followed, and from that in turn came the principle of pay equity.
The National Public Service Law of 1947 set up an independent National Personnel Authority to administer recruitment, promotion, conditions of employment, standards of performance, and job classification for the new civil service.
