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The normal work week consists of fifty (50) hours of work.
The normal work week consists of fifty (50) hours of work.
False (B)
Dispatchers typically work eight (8) hours a day.
Dispatchers typically work eight (8) hours a day.
True (A)
Employees receive overtime pay at a rate of time and one-half for hours worked over forty (40) in a week.
Employees receive overtime pay at a rate of time and one-half for hours worked over forty (40) in a week.
True (A)
Employees must be given at least one week’s notice for overtime assignments.
Employees must be given at least one week’s notice for overtime assignments.
The Employer has the authority to change Employees' shifts as they see fit.
The Employer has the authority to change Employees' shifts as they see fit.
Employees must be notified of shift changes at least twenty-one days in advance.
Employees must be notified of shift changes at least twenty-one days in advance.
An employee can be docked one hour of pay if they are 53 minutes late.
An employee can be docked one hour of pay if they are 53 minutes late.
Excessive tardiness is defined as being late three times in a thirty-day period.
Excessive tardiness is defined as being late three times in a thirty-day period.
All Police Officers are not entitled to any rest periods during their shifts.
All Police Officers are not entitled to any rest periods during their shifts.
Employees who are late by 1-7 minutes will have their pay docked.
Employees who are late by 1-7 minutes will have their pay docked.
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Employee Work Hours and Overtime
- Normal work week is defined as forty (40) hours.
- Police Officers have a ten (10) hour workday; Dispatchers work eight (8) hours.
- Employer retains right to assign working hours and mandate overtime.
Overtime Compensation
- Employees working over forty (40) hours in a week earn time and one-half for hours exceeding this.
- Overtime compensation is not duplicated or combined; payment for the same hours cannot be made more than once.
- Employees must receive at least seventy-two (72) hours’ notice for overtime, barring unforeseen circumstances.
- Overtime is ideally offered to volunteers first, favoring those with greater seniority when multiple volunteers exist.
Shift Assignment and Notice
- Employer has exclusive rights to schedule shifts and make changes.
- Shift changes should preferentially go to qualified volunteers; if none are available, least senior employees may be assigned.
- Employees can bid for annual shift assignments based on seniority.
- Written notice of shift changes is provided twenty-one (21) days in advance. Oral notice may follow at the employer's discretion.
Tardiness Policy
- Employees are required to arrive and check out on time; disciplinary action may occur for excessive tardiness.
- Definition of excessive tardiness includes specific instances of lateness over a designated time frame (e.g., two times in a week).
Pay Docking for Lateness
- Pay may be docked according to lateness as recorded electronically:
- 1-7 minutes late: No pay docked
- 8-22 minutes late: 1/4 hour pay docked
- 22-37 minutes late: 1/2 hour pay docked
- 38-52 minutes late: 3/4 hour pay docked
- 53-60 minutes late: 1 hour pay docked
Rest Periods for Police Officers
- Officers are entitled to three (3) fifteen-minute breaks during workdays exceeding eight (8) hours.
- For workdays between six (6) and eight (8) hours, they receive two (2) fifteen-minute breaks.
- One (1) fifteen-minute break is granted for work days lasting between three (3) and six (6) hours.
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