APARTMENT OR CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX OPERATION — N.O.C. — not Homeowner Associations — property management supervisors — not resident managers or supervisors
This classification applies to non-residing apartment or condominium complex property management supervisors who exercise direction through maintenance or operations supervisors who directly supervise employees engaged in the operation, maintenance and care of residential apartment or condominium complexes comprised of one or more multi-unit buildings with four or more units per building. This classification also applies to non-residing property management supervisors who oversee such apartment or condominium complexes at which all operation, maintenance and care activities are conducted by separate concerns and no payroll is assignable to 9011(1), Apartment or Condominium Complex Operation — N.O.C — not Homeowner Associations — all other employees.
Apartment or condominium complex property management supervisors not meeting the above conditions shall be classified as 9011(1), Apartment or Condominium Complex Operation — N.O.C. — not Homeowners Associations — all other employees.
Also refer to companion Classification 9011(1), Apartment or Condominium Complex Operation — N.O.C. — not Homeowners Associations — all other employees.
Shown below is the previously published phraseology and footnote | Effective Date |
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Phraseology: Footnote: Apartment or condominium complex property management supervisors not meeting the above conditions shall be classified as 9011(1), Apartment or Condominium Complex Operation — N.O.C. — not Homeowners Associations — all other employees. Also refer to companion Classification 9011(1), Apartment or Condominium Complex Operation — N.O.C. — not Homeowners Associations — all other employees. | 1/1/2017 |
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