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R2024-362 Resolution Authorizing Collective Bargaining Agreement for Pay and Benefits - AFSCME Council 31 and Local 268, General Service Employees
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R2024-362 Resolution Authorizing Collective Bargaining Agreement for Pay and Benefits - AFSCME Council 31 and Local 268, General Service Employees
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R2024-362 Resolution Authorizing Collective Bargaining Agreement for Pay and Benefits - AFSCME Council 31 and Local 268, General Service Employees
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opportunity for training. When two or more employees have relatively equal experience or skill, <br /> ability and qualifications to do the work without further training, the employee with the least sen- <br /> iority will be furloughed first. If the senior employee is furloughed, the City will have the burden to <br /> prove the less senior employee was more qualified. <br /> Section 3. An employee furloughed from his/her position classification will have the right <br /> to bump an employee with less seniority and in any department in the same position classification <br /> or any previously certified position classification provided that the employee can perform the work <br /> without additional training. A person who elects to bump to a position classification with a lower <br /> pay grade or range in lieu of being furloughed will receive the rate of pay for that position classi- <br /> fication. <br /> Section 4. If any position vacated by a reduction in force is filled, the last person fur- <br /> loughed or reduced to a lower position classification or range shall be the first person restored in <br /> such position. <br /> ARTICLE 11 <br /> DISCIPLINE AND DISCHARGE <br /> Section 1. Upon just cause connected with or reflecting upon the public service, a bar- <br /> gaining unit employee may be administratively disciplined by an oral reprimand, a written repri- <br /> mand, suspension or discharge. A copy of such shall be forwarded to the Chief Steward. Oral <br /> reprimands older than one(1)year will not be used against an employee for disciplinary purposes. <br /> The Employer shall provide timely notification to the Union President when an employee is placed <br /> on administrative leave during investigation of any incident giving cause for discipline. <br /> (a)The Union and the Employer agree that discipline shall be issued no later than ten (10) <br /> days following the verification of the completion of the Employer's investigation of the incident <br /> giving cause for the discipline. By mutual written agreement the parties may extend the ten (10) <br /> day limit an additional ten (10) days. The Employer shall provide timely notification to the Union <br /> President of the completion of the investigation. <br /> Section 2. Reprimand shall be done in such manner as not to embarrass the employee <br /> before other employees or the public. <br /> Section 3. Suspensions and discharges from the classified service shall be in accordance <br /> with the rules of the Civil Service Commission and the State Law with regard to Civil Service for <br /> Cities, except as provided by Article 20 hereof. <br /> Section 4. (a) Prior to the imposition of any suspension subject to the grievance and ar- <br /> bitration procedures established by this agreement, the Department Director and a supervisor or <br /> designee shall meet with the employee sought to be suspended and a union representative. Such <br /> meeting shall be limited to informing the employee of the nature of the charges resulting in the <br /> suspension and an opportunity for the employee to address, explain or refute the charges. No <br /> witnesses or other extraneous evidence will be permitted at such meeting. Said meeting may be <br /> postponed by the employee, but only due to the unavailability of a union representative and not <br /> beyond the end of the second business day following that on which the meeting was originally <br /> scheduled; if at that time the employee is still unwilling to meet without a union representative, <br /> the suspension may be imposed without the necessity for such meeting. <br /> 18 <br />
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