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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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those converting from City coverage to Medicare supplement coverage, and such retired or disa- <br /> bled employees and their dependents shall pay the entire premiums for such insurance. <br /> Section 4.The City will provide maternity benefits as required by all applicable State and <br /> Federal laws. Off-the-job illness will be administered in accordance with Administrative Policy & <br /> Procedure No. F-452. <br /> Section 5. Employees will be eligible for the City Dental Plan, subject to underwriting <br /> approval. If the Union establishes a dental plan, premiums shall be payroll deducted. <br /> Section 6. When the City provides an employer-sponsored "health fair" for employees, <br /> attendance at such fair shall be required for all on-duty employees, and voluntary for all off-duty <br /> personnel. <br /> ARTICLE 19 <br /> WORK RULES AND CONDITIONS <br /> Section 1. (a) The City and the Union shall reasonably cooperate to insofar as possible <br /> assure the highest standards of safety, health and sanitation in the operation of each employee's <br /> respective department. <br /> Section 2. The City may adopt, change or modify rules not in conflict with the provisions <br /> of this agreement for the operation of the several departments of the City and the conduct of the <br /> employees in the classified service to encourage and maintain the proper and efficient operation <br /> thereof. <br /> Section 3. In the absence of evidence of extenuating circumstances immediately upon <br /> discovering that an employee in the classified service is unable to report for duty and not less <br /> than the commencement of his/her scheduled duty time, such employee's supervisor shall be <br /> notified of the absence from duty of such employee. This provision shall not be interpreted as <br /> condoning repeated absences from duty and evidence of justifiable causes for any absence may <br /> be required to be furnished by the employee. In the absence of evidence of extenuating circum- <br /> stances, an employee whose supervisor is not so notified within one duty day from the day on <br /> which the employee was first scheduled to report shall be considered to have resigned from the <br /> classified service. <br /> Section 4. All employees in the classified service shall report to duty on time and shall <br /> faithfully and efficiently perform the requirements of their duties, shall not depart there from until <br /> the termination thereof and shall otherwise conduct themselves in a manner as to be a credit to <br /> the public service and to increase and promote the dignity of such service and the respect of the <br /> public for the same. <br /> Section 5. The following work procedures for employees assigned to the Municipal Ser- <br /> vices and Water Services Divisions of the Department of Public Works regarding the lunch period <br /> will be adhered to: <br /> a) There will be no change in the length of the workday or lunch period except for snow <br /> and ice control shifts. <br /> b) The lunch period will not be counted as hours worked or paid time. <br /> 27 <br />
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