Aircraft Rescue Firefighters Sample Clauses

Aircraft Rescue Firefighters. An employee who is ARFF certified and assigned to Fire Station 80, or an employee who is ARFF certified to the same requirements as employees at Fire Station 80 and assigned to an ARFF apparatus at Fire Station 114, shall receive premium pay of 5.4% of Step 6 of Schedule 2.
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