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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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New Year's Day Independe ce Day <br /> Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday Labor Day <br /> Lincoln's Birthday Columbus Day <br /> Washington's Birthday Veteran's ay <br /> Good Friday Thanksgiving Day <br /> Police Memorial Day (May 1) Christmas ay <br /> Memorial Day �� <br /> Section 2. When an authorized holiday occurs on Saturda , the previous Friday shall <br /> be observed as the holiday and when an authorized holiday occurs on Sunday, the following <br /> Monday shall be observed as the holiday. <br /> Section 3. If a holiday occurs during a classified emplo ee's vacation period, the <br /> employee shall retain the holiday. <br /> Section 4. A classified employee required to work on any of the authorized holidays <br /> shall be given equivalent time off. Such time off shall be taken t the convenience of the <br /> employee and the Department. In addition, a classified employee required to work on the <br /> following holidays shall be paid one and one half (1 '/z) times the r gular rate of pay for said <br /> holidays: <br /> Thanksgiving Day Christmas ay <br /> A classified employee required to work overtime on the holi ays listed in this section <br /> shall be paid two (2) times the regular rate of pay for any time wor ed in excess of normally <br /> scheduled hours on the holidays. A classified employee called into ork on the holidays listed <br /> in this section for which he/she is scheduled off shall be paid two (2 times the regular rate of <br /> pay for all time worked. A classified employee called into work fro an approved paid leave <br /> day shall be shall be paid two (2) times the regular rate of pay, and sha 1 retain the paid leave day <br /> for use at a later time or for cash buy out, depending upon the type of ea�e used and pursuant to <br /> the terms of this agreement. Holiday pay shall begin at the beginning f the shift on the holiday, <br /> and shall continue for the entirety of said shift. <br /> Section 5. To be eligible for holiday pay, the classified mployee shall be in pay <br /> status and entitled to payment for the entirety of both his last sched led work shift before the <br /> holiday and his first scheduled work shift after the holiday, unless n unpaid absence on the <br /> whole or any part of either or both is approved by the City Manager. <br /> Section 6. In the event of conflict between employees as o scheduling of holidays, <br /> preference shall be given to the employee with the greater departmen al seniority. An employee <br /> who has scheduled a holiday in accordance herewith may only be bu ped from such by a more <br /> senior employee prior to fourteen (14) days before such holiday 's scheduled to be taken. <br /> However, scheduling of holidays for those with greater department 1 seniority shall not have <br /> preference over the scheduling of vacations for those with lesser seni rity. Civilian employees' <br /> holidays shall not interfere with holidays of classified police officers. <br /> l8 <br />
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