Add Pay Changes Sample Clauses

Add Pay Changes. Combined Add Pay Effective pay period 17 which begins on August 6, 2022 and has a pay date of August 26, 2022 the City will implement the “add pay” program by deleting add pay sections of the contract as noted below and implementing the salary ranges as provided. Employees will move into the new salary range such that no unit employee suffers a loss in compensation as a result of this provision, i.e., the employee will receive a salary that is not less than their current salary plus all of the below “add pays” they currently receive. The add pays which have been removed from the previous MOU are as follows: Night DifferentialSection XIII Detective Pay – Section XI Education Incentive – Section X POST Pay – Section X Longevity PaySection IX The New pay ranges as a result of this “Add Pay” provision are as follows: Police Officer - $72,663 - $113,686 Corporal - $102,934 - $128,829 Police Sergeant - $119,503 - $148,153 Public Safety Dispatcher I - $53,867 - $83,241.82 Public Safety Dispatcher II - $56,615 - $91,566.00 Public Safety Dispatcher III - $76,719 - $107,132.20 Police Service Officer - $63,051 - $98,648 Senior Police Service Officer - $80,520 - $108,512 The above changes are separate and independent of the salary increases (Article 3 Compensation Section X. Xxxxx) described in this agreement.
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