R2001-26 AUTHORIZING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT

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. • (g) When an employee is required to attend court commencing on his regularly scheduled days off, while on vacation leave or on holiday leave (when the leave is scheduled thirty (30) days in advance), said employee sha11 be paid a minimum of four (4) hours at an overtime rate and shall also be paid for all hours spent in court beyond the four (4) hour minimum at an overtime rate. Section 8. The City may establish a policy by departmental rule that witness fees be claimed by police personnel for court appearances. If such is so established, police personnel when appearing at court shall properly claim said witness fees and upon payment thereof shall pay the same over to the City. If an employee is subpoenaed concerning a case which involved his work as an employee of the classified police service and said employee is paid a witness fee, that witness fee shall be turned over to the City before the employee will be paid authorized overtime for said appearance. Section 9. If an employee is required to appear in court outside Macon County on a day he is not regularly scheduled to work, he shall be paid for approved travel time in addition to actual court time, said court time not to exceed 8 hours. The City may, with the mutual agreement of the employee and Chief of Police, reschedule off-duty days so that such out-of-county court appearances fall on regularly scheduled duty days. , Section 10 (A) General For the purpose of this contract the term "Hireback" shall be used to designate a process used by the Chief of Police for assigning officers to work overtime for special projects. This does not apply to the general overtime process as delineated in Section 7 of this Article. The hireback process shall be used in assignment of officers for Special Events and Special Departmental Operations, i.e., Rat Packs, DUI Program and Gang Suppression. 8