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2005-34
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AUTHORIZING CONTRACT - FIRE SERVICE
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5/2/2005
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(c) Light duty assignments shall not involve make work, but shail consist of bona fide <br /> work assignments related to or in support of the City's fire suppression and fire prevention. A I <br /> light duty assignment shall not be used to displace employees from performing such work. !� <br /> Effective May 1, 2005, an employee who is on duty-injury leave will be required to perform said . j <br /> light duty assignment if so offered, as provided in subparagraph (a), and shall be assigned to his � <br /> normal shift (i.e. 24-hour shift employees to 24-hour shifts; Fire Inspector to 40-hour shift.) for a <br /> period of six months (180 days from the date of assignment to light duty) provided, that if the <br /> emptoyee is not released to perform regular duty after 6 months, the Fire Chief shall have the �I <br /> discretion to assign such employee to a 40 hour work week consisting of 8 hour work days, <br /> Monday through Friday, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. All decisions shall be <br /> made fairly and impartially. <br /> ARTICLE 13 <br /> SICK LEAVE <br /> Section 1. (a) Except as provided in subparagraph (b) hereof, full time employees in <br /> the classified fire fighting service shall accrue 24 hours of sick leave for each month of <br /> continuous service uninterrupted by resignation or discharge up to a maximum accumulation of <br /> 5,760 hours. <br /> (b) Upon assignment as a Fire Inspector, pursuant to Article 8, subparagraphs 9 (a) <br /> and (b), an employee shall be credited with one (1) hour of sick leave for each three (3) hours of <br /> such leave that said employee had accrued on the day of assignment. Thereafter, a Fire <br /> Inspector and employees assigned as Fire Inspectors shall accrue eight (8) hours of sick leave <br /> for each month of continued service uninterrupted by resignation or discharge, up to a maximum <br /> accumulation of 1,920 hours. Upon removal from assignment as a Fire Inspector, any such <br /> employee shall be credited with three (3) hours of sick leave for every one (1) hour of such <br /> leave that said employee had accrued on the day of removal there from. <br /> Section 2. (a) Except as provided in subparagraph (b) hereof, accumulated sick leave <br /> days may be used for illness, injury or off-the-job incurred disability. Twenty-four (24) hours of <br /> accumulated sick leave credit with pay shall be deducted from such employee's sick leave <br /> accumulation for each duty day not worked due to illness, injury or off-the-job incurred disability. <br /> The employee may elect to use sick leave in twelve (12) hour increments, provided the leave <br /> commences only at either the beginning or the middle of the duty day. <br /> (b) Eight (8) hours of accumulated sick leave credit with pay shall be deducted from the <br />, sick leave accumulation of each Fire Inspector or employee assigned as a Fire Inspector for <br />' each duty day not worked due to illness, injury or off-the-job incurred disability. <br /> Section 3. An employee who uses sick leave credit while absenting himself from the job <br />' due to illness, injury or off-the-job incurred disability for one working day or any part thereof or <br /> two or more consecutive scheduled working days discounting any intervening earned or <br /> scheduled days off, for which no physician's verifying statement is provided to the City, shall be <br /> entitled to full pay for each of such days or parts thereof only for the first three times during the <br /> fiscal year that such employee so absents himself; beginning the fourth time that such employee <br /> so absents himself from the job, and on all such similar occasions until the end of the fiscal <br /> year, the employee shall be entitled to only one-half days pay for the first day of such absence, <br /> or payment for only half of the time absent if less than one full day regardless of whether only <br /> 16 <br />
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