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Tiered Employment
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Tiered Employment is a structured system developed to help individuals advance to better paying jobs with the ultimate goal of self-sufficiency. Tiered Employment
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Tier I Tier II Tier III Entry level position Minimum $7.15 - $9.00 FT/PT employment (20 – 40 hours/week) No Benefits Stay in the position for 6 months Tiered Employment Path Minimum $9.00 - $11.00/hr FT employment Benefits Stay in the position for 1 year $11.00/hr + FT employment Benefits
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Tier I - 6 Months Job candidates must maintain 95% attendance Punctual for work Excellent job performance Tiered Employment
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Tier II/III (1 Year Career) Job Candidates must maintain 95% attendance Punctual for work Excellent job performance Tiered Employment
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Tier I Employer Benefits No cost recruitment resource Increases retention Reduces hiring and turnover costs Enhances job performance Who Benefits from Tiered Employment?
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Tier II/Tier III Employer Benefits A no cost source of qualified, pre-screened candidates Access to candidates who have successfully set and met long-term objectives (maintained excellent attendance, strong work ethic, exemplary work performance) Who Benefits from Tiered Employment?
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Tier I Employee Benefits Opportunity to start in an entry-level position and acquire skills that will provide him/her with the right work experience to move up the career ladder Employee has the ability to show up for work on time and perform work responsibilities satisfactorily Provides experience in setting and meeting goals Who Benefits from Tiered Employment?
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Tier II and III Employee Benefits Higher paying, full-time work with benefits and training in a relatively short period of time Experience in setting and meeting goals, which should eventually help employees move to self-sufficiency Who Benefits from Tiered Employment?
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