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2008-81 AUTHORIZING CONTRACT PAY AND BENEFITS - AFSCME LOCAL 268, GENERAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES
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2008-81 AUTHORIZING CONTRACT PAY AND BENEFITS - AFSCME LOCAL 268, GENERAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES
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2008-81
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AUTHORIZING CONTRACT PAY AND BENEFITS - AFSCME LOCAL 268, GENERAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES
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11/3/2008
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ARTICLE 8 <br /> SENIORITY <br /> Section 1. Except as defined elsewhere in the contract, seniority shall, for the purposes <br /> of the agreement, be defined as an employee's continuous length of service since the date of <br /> acceptance with the City in a position covered by this agreement. <br /> Section 2. A classified employee who takes a non-classified position shall have his/her <br /> classified seniority stop. Effective three months after this Agreement is signed no non-classified <br /> employee shall have bumping rights to a classified position once they have completed a three <br /> month period in the non-classified position. If the non-classified emplayee returns to the classi- <br /> fied service, his/her seniority will continue less the time spent in the non-classified position. <br /> Section 3. Seniority of Emergency Communications Specialists assigned to the Emer- <br /> gency Communications Center shall be determined according to the Skill level an employee is <br /> appointed to with Emergency Communications Specialists, Level I being the least senior and <br /> Emergency Communications Specialists, Level III being the most senior. <br /> Section 4. Seniority within each skill level of Emergency Communications Specialists <br /> assigned to the Emergency Communications Center shall be determined by the date that an <br /> employee is appointed to that particular skill level. In the event more than one employee was <br /> appointed to the same skill level on the same date, the employee with the longest continuous <br /> length of service since the date of acceptance with the City in a positipn covered by this agree- <br /> ment or since the date of acceptance with Macon County in the dispatcher position shall be <br /> deemed to have seniority. <br /> ARTICLE 9 <br /> VACANCIES, PROMOTIONS, TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS <br /> Section 1. Vacancies in the classified service of the City shall be filled and promotions in <br /> said service made according to city ordinance, the rules of the Civil Service Commission and <br /> the Civil Service Laws of the State of Illinois for Cities as modified herein. <br /> Section 2. Vacancies in classifications covered by this agreement shall be posted on all <br /> bulletin boards for a period of ten (10) working days. Any bargaining unit employee may apply <br /> for a position; however, they must be qualified and eligible in order tol be considered for selec- <br /> tion. <br /> Section 3. Vacancies shall be filled based upon an individual's qualifications, expe- <br /> rience, knowledge, skills and ability to perform the work in question vuithout additional training. <br /> Determination of said criteria shall be made by a combination of written, practical and oral ex- <br /> amination as determined by the Civil Service Commission. Said process shall generate a per- <br /> centile score. Applicants shall be ranked according to their scores. All applicants attaining a <br /> score of seventy percent (70%) or more shall be considered eligible �jor the position. Upon re- <br /> quest by the applicant, one-half (1/2) seniority point shall be given for each year of seniority to a <br /> maximum of 10 points. The sum of the percentile score and the seniority points shall determine <br /> an applicant's final position on the Civil Service register. <br /> 18 <br />
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