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2007-61 AUTHORIZING CONTRACT PAY AND BENEFITS - POLICE BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION LABOR COMMITTEE
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2007-61 AUTHORIZING CONTRACT PAY AND BENEFITS - POLICE BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION LABOR COMMITTEE
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2007-61
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AUTHORIZING CONTRACT PAY AND BENEFITS - POLICE BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION LABOR COMMITTEE
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6/18/2007
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such assignments. Officers may, afic:r making written �equest, be ad ed to the list at any time <br /> while the list is in effect. After one year without selection for an ssignment, or upon being <br /> informed by an operations coordinator that he/she is not suitable or further assignment, an <br /> employee may request a conference with the Chief of Police and the u ion president and seek an <br /> explanation. The Chief shall meet with the officer involved and th union president within a <br /> reasonable time following such request, but the Chief shall retain co plete discretion to resolve <br /> the matter in the best interests of the Department and said officer's d cision shall not be subject <br /> to arbitration. <br /> (3) Emergency Response Team operations and general call outs of a shift or <br /> department level are exempt from overtime hire-back scheduling and shall be conducted at the <br /> discretion of the Chief of Police. � <br /> ARTICLE 6 <br /> SALARIES AND W A G ES <br /> Section 1 (a). The salaries and wages set out in Exhibit A f r the respective classified <br /> positions in the police service represented by the Union shall be effecti e May 1, 2006. <br /> (b). It is understood that employees who ha��e retired after ay 1, 2006 and before the <br /> effective date of this agreement shall be entitled to retroactive pay at the rates set out in Exhibit <br /> A. <br /> Section 2. The salaries and wages set out in Exhibit B f r the respective classified <br /> positions in the police service represented by the tJnion shall be eff ctive May 1, 2007. The <br /> salaries and wages set out in Exhibit C for the respective classified pos'tions in the police service <br /> represented by the Union shall be effective May 1, 2008. <br /> Section 3. Effective May 1, 2000, those employees in th police service who have <br /> occupied position classifications as set out in Exhibit A for not less th n tive years shall receive <br /> longevity pay, in addition to the wages set out in said Exhibit A as pr vided in section 3 hereof, <br /> according to the following schedule: <br /> Employees with not less than 5 years but fewer than 10 years - 2% <br /> Employees with not less than 10 years but fewer than 1� years 4% <br /> Employees with not less than 15 years but fewer than 20 years - 6% <br /> Employees with not less than 20 years but fewer than 25 years - 9% <br /> Employees with not less than 25 years - 12% <br /> For patrol officers, the additional percentage referred to herein hall be that percentage of <br /> a patrol officer's salary at Step (6) or Step (7), as applicable, as shown n said Exhibits A, B, or C <br /> for the applicable year, and shall be paid pro rata biweekly. For sergeants, the additional <br /> s <br /> - � <br />
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