Canine Compensation Clause Samples
The Canine Compensation clause establishes the terms under which compensation is provided for services or damages related to dogs. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances in which payment or reimbursement is required, such as for dog walking, training, or in the event of property damage caused by a dog. By clearly defining the responsibilities and financial obligations of each party, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures fair handling of costs associated with canine-related activities or incidents.
Canine Compensation. A Transit Police Officer assigned as a canine handler will receive one hour per day of credit at straight time for canine maintenance and care. Such hours of credit shall be in addition to hours worked in accordance with this Agreement.
Canine Compensation. The Employer agrees to maintain the current policies and practice related to canine compensation.
Canine Compensation. The City recognizes the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) requires employees to be compensated for time spent caring for their assigned canine. Compensable time for dog care includes feeding, grooming, cleaning, training, exercising, and transportation of the dog to and from veterinary care. Accordingly, employees who have been assigned a dog shall be compensated an additional seven (7) hours of pay at the employee’s regular rate of pay for each pay period the dog is in the care of the employee. If during the term of this Agreement, there is a change in State or Federal statute or interpretation thereof, which substantively affects the terms of this subsection, the parties agree to meet and collectively bargain at a reasonable time and place upon delivery of a written request invoking this provision.