Deputy Coroner Provision Sample Clauses

Deputy Coroner Provision. Night Shift (grave). Notwithstanding other provisions of this Agreement, Deputy Coroners who work between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. shall be paid a night differential at a rate of $1.20 per hour for the time actually worked after 11:00 p.m. This differential does not apply to vacation, sick leave, or holiday pay.
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Deputy Coroner Provision. Each employee who has qualified for bilingual compensation under this Agreement shall receive additional compensation of $.25 per hour for Class 1 and $.50 per hour for Class 2 for hours actually worked (excluding absences in a paid or unpaid status) not exceeding 80 hours per pay period. For Class 1, an employee must pass an oral and/or written proficiency test or combination of tests and rating of education, training and experience as required by the Human Resources Director. An employee must perform bilingual translation as a part of their job function and regular duties at least 10% of the time. An employee must be designated by the appointing authority. An annual audit may be required for the incumbent to continue to receive bilingual pay. For Class 2, an employee is required to pass a higher degree of oral and/or written proficiency test or combination of tests and rating of education, training and experience as required by the Human Resources Director. An employee must be required to perform bilingual translation before an officially convened court, appeals board, commission or hearing body in addition to their regular duties, or must be assigned to a position designated as requiring bilingual skills 50% or more of the time or 40 hours or more in an 80-hour biweekly pay period. The 50% usage requirement shall mean the actual time spent conversing, writing or translating in a second language. An employee must perform bilingual translation as a requirement of the job. An employee must be designated by the appointing authority. An annual audit may be required for the incumbent to continue to receive bilingual pay. An employee not receiving bilingual compensation shall not be expected to perform bilingual services. A Department Head whose department has a substantial need for regular and frequent oral or written bilingual skill of one or more employees may make application to the Human Resources Director on a form supplied to them to authorize bilingual compensation for such employee. The Human Resources Director must test the employee for bilingual skills. The methods shall be practical in nature and may involve any combination of written test, oral test, performance test, rating of education, training and experience. The Human Resources Director shall determine in accordance with standards established above (a) if the position held by the employee reasonably requires a specified language, either in the performance of the duties of said position or to ...
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Deputy Coroner Provision. Should such relationship occur, the employee(s) may promote, transfer, or voluntarily demote to position(s) which the employee is eligible and selected to fill. The promotion, transfer or voluntary demotion must be accomplished by the employee within 1040 (approx. 6 months) working hours.
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Deputy Coroner Provision. Every regular employee and officer shall accrue sick leave pay on a daily basis and computed at the rate of four (4) hours per pay period allowable upon a certificate of a physician, dentist, or other legally authorized person to provide health care services on the same level as a physician or proof satisfactory to the Department Head. Such certificate shall include the following: a written statement signed on a form used by a physician, dentist, or other legally authorized person to provide health care services on the same level as a physician, or their authorized representative, stating the day(s) of the illness, and a statement that the employee’s illness prevents their being able to come to work¡ and may be required by the Department Head, County Executive Officer, or their designees, when in their judgment good cause exists for believing the employee may be abusing their sick leave privilege. An employee off work or contemplating to be off work due to illness or accident for an extended period of two (2) weeks or more shall provide a comprehensive health statement as to length of illness from the employee’s health care provider stating any duties an employee cannot perform, any restrictions or light duty requirements. In the absence of a more stringent departmental policy, an employee reporting off work for such leave usage shall call their department within one (1) hour before or after the scheduled shift start. Use of accrued sick leave shall be allowed for the purpose of preventative medical, dental care and care of the family. Family sick leave is defined to mean a spouse, child, parent, brother, or sister of the employee, living in the same household as the employee, who is disabled by illness or injury. Every regular employee and officer shall be able to use accrued vacation, compensatory time or holiday time when sick leave has been exhausted due to extended illness verified by a doctor’s statement. Deputy Coroner Provisions (1 - 3):
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