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2005-25
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AUTHORIZING CONTRACT PAY AND BENEFITS - GENERAL SERVICES
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4/4/2005
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completion of the DOR nor will this overtime payment be counted toward the calculation of dou- <br /> ble overtime. <br /> Section 8. If a list is established, by express contractual provision or otherwise, which <br /> provides that an employee whose name has rotated to the top of such list shall accept all over- <br /> time assignments for a specific week, such employee may notify his or her supervisor that he or <br /> she does not wish to accept such overtime assignments for that week. In such case, the City <br /> shall contact the next employee on such list - that is, the employee scheduled to accept over- <br /> time assignments for the following week - and request that such employee accept overtime as- <br /> signments for the subject week. The City shall proceed in this manner until an employee agrees <br /> to accept such overtime assignments for said week. The employee originally scheduled for said <br /> week shall forfeit his or her right to work overtime assignments that week; the employee who <br /> accepts such assignments shall remain entitled to work all overtime assignments for the week ��� <br /> for which he or she was originally scheduled. If all employees refuse to accept such assign- , <br /> ments, overtime for that week will be assigned as provided elsewhere herein in the absence of I <br /> overtime lists established on a weekly basis. i <br />' Section 9. Employees assigned to telephone other employees for the purpose of re- <br /> i questing or ordering said other employees to report for overtime duty, and who are required to <br /> make such telephone calls during other than regularly-assigned duty hours, shall be paid Five <br /> Dollars ($5.00) for each such incident of overtime regardless of the number of employees re- <br /> quired to work. <br /> Section 10. The City and the Union agree that: <br /> (a) No Management Information Services Division (MIS) employee will be required to be <br /> placed in "on call" status. <br /> (b) Once each quarter, MIS bargaining unit employees will be afforded an opportunity to <br /> volunteer to be placed on a roster for "on call" status and to carry a pager. MIS bargaining unit <br /> employees who elect not to so volunteer will not be eligible for any scheduled overtime for the <br /> duration of the quarter in question. <br /> (c) Employees who volunteer for "on call" status, but who fail to respond to a page or call <br /> during such status, will not be subject to discipline; provided that, such employee has notified <br /> his or her immediate supervisor of any change in status prior to having been called for duty. <br /> � 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 iength 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 employee returns to the classi- <br /> fied service, his/her seniority will continue less the time spent in the non-classified position. <br /> 17 <br />
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