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R2022-173 Resolution Authorizing Collective Bargaining Agreement for Pay and Benefits - AFSCME Council 31 and Local 268 General Service Employees
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R2022-173 Resolution Authorizing Collective Bargaining Agreement for Pay and Benefits - AFSCME Council 31 and Local 268 General Service Employees
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2022-173 Resolution Authorizing Collective Bargaining Agreement for Pay and Benefits - AFSCME Council 31 and Local 268 General Service Employees
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10/17/2022
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(f). Employees required to acquire or renew a CDL license will be scheduled to do so by <br /> the City during normal business hours and paid their normal wages for that time. <br /> ARTICLE 12 <br /> VACATIONS <br /> Section 1.The length of annual vacations for employees in the classified service shall be <br /> as follows: <br /> a) After completion of one year continuous service uninterrupted by resignation or <br /> discharge, ten duty days; <br /> b) After completion of seven years continuous service uninterrupted by resignation or <br /> discharge, fifteen duty days; <br /> C) After completion of fourteen years continuous service uninterrupted by resignation <br /> or discharge, twenty duty days; and <br /> d) After completion of twenty years continuous service uninterrupted by resignation <br /> or discharge, twenty-five duty days (effective May 1, 2005). <br /> e) After completion of twenty-five years continuous service uninterrupted by resigna- <br /> tion or discharge, one additional duty day per year, to a maximum of thirty (30) <br /> duty days. <br /> Section 2. Between November 1 and November 30 of each calendar year, employees <br /> may submit in writing to their supervisor their preferences for vacation for the following calendar <br /> year, provided an employee may not submit more than three (3) preferences. Such request may <br /> include vacation through December 31 of the following calendar year. In establishing vacation <br /> schedules, the City shall consider both the employee's preference and operating needs. Where <br /> the City is unable to grant and schedule vacation preferences for all employees within a position <br /> classification within a department, employees within the position classification shall be granted <br /> such preferred vacation period on the basis of seniority. An employee who has been granted <br /> his/her first preference shall not be granted another preference request if such would require <br /> denial of the first preference of a less senior employee.An employee's preference shall be defined <br /> as a specific block of time uninterrupted by workdays. <br /> Employees who file their preference by November 30 shall be notified of the vacation <br /> schedules by December 15 of that calendar year. <br /> Employees who choose not to file their preference for the following calendar year by No- <br /> vember 30 shall have those non-preference vacation requests returned to them approved or de- <br /> nied as soon as possible, but in no event later than two days after the request was submitted to <br /> the supervisor, provided that no employee's approved vacation preference is allowed to be <br /> bumped by another employee on the basis of seniority. Non-preference vacation requests shall <br /> not be processed for the following calendar year until all preference vacations have been offered <br /> and scheduled. <br /> 19 <br />
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