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R2024-317 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute the Collective Bargaining Agreement Regarding Pay, Benefits, and Work Conditions Between the Decatur Police Benevolent And Protective Association Labor Committee and the City of Decatur
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R2024-317 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute the Collective Bargaining Agreement Regarding Pay, Benefits, and Work Conditions Between the Decatur Police Benevolent And Protective Association Labor Committee and the City of Decatur
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R2024-317 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute the Collective Bargaining Agreement Regarding Pay, Benefits, and Work Conditions Between the Decatur Police Benevolent And Protective Association Labor Committee and the City of Decatur
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assignment,an employee may request a conference with the Chief of Police and the union president <br /> and seek an explanation. The Chief shall meet with the officer involved and the union president <br /> within a reasonable time following such request, but the Chief shall retain complete discretion to <br /> resolve the matter in the best interests of the Department and said officer's decision shall not be <br /> subject to arbitration. <br /> (3) Emergency Response Team operations and general call outs of a shift or department <br /> level are exempt from overtime hire-back scheduling and shall be conducted at the discretion of <br /> the Chief of Police. <br /> Section 10. Duty Reduction Days: With the 12-hour schedule,members work an <br /> additional 4 hours every 2 weeks(84 hours). To accommodate for this additional work time, <br /> each officer will be awarded one(1) 12-hour Duty Reduction Day every 6 weeks. Duty <br /> Reduction Days will be adjusted/prorated accordingly for members that do not work a full 6- <br /> week cycle. <br /> It is agreed that each member will schedule their Duty Reduction Days starting September 1St of <br /> each year. The new Duty Reduction Day(DRD)will be implemented in the first full 6-week <br /> DRD cycle of the next calendar year. If an officer moves shifts,they will be awarded their DRD <br /> pattern based on availability as determined by the shift commander. One 12-hour duty reduction <br /> day will be awarded for each six-week period. The members will remain on the same DRD <br /> within their rotation pattern. If requested, an individual 12-hour(full day)DRD may be moved <br /> at the discretion of the shift commander subject to adequate staffing. The moving of a DRD shall <br /> not be denied for arbitrary reasons,however a DRD may only be requested to be moved within <br /> 28 days of the date of trade.No officer will be required to select a DRD that falls in between <br /> working days. For example,when the officer works their weekend 3-day set,they will not be <br /> required to work Friday,take a DRD on Saturday, and then work Sunday. This will not be <br /> forbidden if an officer makes such a request,however it will not be required. <br /> Section 11. This section pertains only to uniformed officers in the Patrol Division <br /> working the current 12-hour schedule. <br /> When an officer attends a single day training class hosted by an agency or organization <br /> other than the Decatur Police Department,regardless of class location,the training"duty"day <br /> will end when the scheduled training and any associated travel ends. Officers are not eligible for <br /> overtime unless the training and all travel time, if applicable, exceeds 12 hours. <br /> When an officer attends a single day Decatur Police Department sponsored in-service <br /> training class,the training"duty"day will end then the training ends. The department may elect <br /> to hold training classes for up to 12 hours for those officers working the current 12-hour <br /> schedule. <br /> For training that occurs on scheduled days off for an officer, or for training that is two or <br /> more consecutive days,the shift commander will work to properly coordinate and adjust the <br /> officer's days off and duty hours to accommodate the adjustment while remaining within the <br /> normal 84 hours of work per 2-week pay cycle. <br /> 8 <br />
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