Acting Lieutenants Sample Clauses

Acting Lieutenants. SECTION 1. Effective January 1, 2014, whenever a Firefighter is required to serve as an Acting Lieutenant because of vacations, illness, injury or terminal leave or similar cause for a period of one shift or more, Employee shall receive the appropriate rate of pay for Lieutenant during such period as set forth in the applicable salary ordinance. Such period of service must be continuous and shall not be cumulative. Payment of the Lieutenant’s rate of pay shall be retroactive to the first day of such continuous assignment.
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Acting Lieutenants. 56 Section 10.15 Police Administration 57
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Acting Lieutenants. Acting Lieutenants may be utilized on a continuing basis for a period up to twelve (12) months, which may be extended by mutual consent. Acting Lieutenants shall enjoy all emoluments of a regular Lieutenant during the period he/she is in acting capacity. 10.14.3.1 Pay Calculation Acting Lieutenants shall be paid at 10% above their current step.
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Acting Lieutenants. In the absence of a current promotional list, (Lieutenant or Captain), out of grade work shall be assigned to the senior firefighter regularly assigned in the group in which the vacancy occurs provided the fire fighter has a minimum of five (5) years of Fire Department service time. If in the event no firefighter regularly assigned to the group in which the vacancy occurs has enough time in grade to serve in an out of grade assignment, then the senior firefighter working overtime shall be offered the out of grade assignment. When a promotional list is in effect, however, the out of grade assignment shall be assigned to the employee with the highest competitive score regularly assigned in the group in which the vacancy occurs. In the event no firefighter regularly assigned to the group has passed the promotional exam, the senior firefighter regularly assigned to the group shall be offered the acting out of grade assignment, provided the firefighter has a minimum of two (2) years of Fire Department service time (not including reserve time or injury leave). In the event no firefighter regularly assigned to the group in which the vacancy occurs has enough time in grade to serve in an out of grade assignment, then the following order shall be used to determine the out of grade assignment:
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Acting Lieutenants. When a Shift Lieutenant position needs to be filled and command staffing permits, the acting Lieutenant positions may be filled by available on-duty Sergeants. If an acting Lieutenant position is to be filled by an on-duty Sergeant, it shall be filled by classification seniority with the most senior on-duty Sergeant having first opportunity to work as Acting Lieutenant or waive the assignment to the next most-senior Sergeant, etc. The least senior on-duty Sergeant has no right to waive the assignment.
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Acting Lieutenants. The Fire Chief may utilize Acting Lieutenants when deemed necessary. This designation will be used in circumstances where two or more officers are out of work for an extended period of time and are going to be out at the same time regardless of the reasons. To be eligible to fill an Acting Lieutenant position, the firefighter must be on the most current Lieutenant’s examination list but no lower than number 6 on the list. The Fire Chief will select from this list based on the following order:
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Acting Lieutenants. SECTION 1. For the 2006 contract year, whenever a Firefighter is required to serve as an Acting Lieutenant because of vacations, illness, injury or terminal leave or similar cause for a period of fifteen (15) calendar days or more, Employee shall receive the appropriate rate of pay for Lieutenant during such period as set forth in the applicable salary ordinance. Such period of service must be continuous and shall not be cumulative. Payment of the Lieutenant's rate of pay shall be retroactive to the first day of such continuous assignment. Effective January 1, 2007, whenever a Firefighter is required to serve as an Acting Lieutenant because of vacations, illness, injury or terminal leave or similar cause for a period of seven (7) calendar days or more, Employee shall receive the appropriate rate of pay for Lieutenant during such period as set forth in the applicable salary ordinance. Such period of service must be continuous and shall not be cumulative. Payment of the Lieutenant's rate of pay shall be retroactive to the first day of such continuous assignment.
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