Duty Officer. A. The Township shall maintain a duty officer list of eligible employees as determined by the Association, with consent of the Township.
Duty Officer. After hours worked as assigned duty officer per Article 4, Section 4, will be paid at time and one half (1 ½). Both parties also agree that planned vacations during the scheduled duty officer work week will not be approved. The county understands that incidental vacation time-off requests (i.e. unexpected events) may occur during the duty officer’s work week, and these requests will be considered for approval.
Duty Officer. The Edmonton Police Service and the Association agree that the following terms and conditions of employment shall apply to the Duty Officer. Where a conflict or difference exists between clauses of the collective agreement, the specified provisions contained below shall prevail for employees in the Duty Officer position.
Duty Officer. Where an Employee is a designated Duty Officer on stand‑by and is required to be the primary contact for initiating the response to an incident and manage the preparedness in relation to potential emergency incidents, or is a designated Agency Commander, Regional Controller or other role as determined by the Employer (as defined in clause 235.4 and is required to be available for contact for work relating to those roles, that Employee while performing this function will be paid the relevant rate as follows: The day rate (weekend/public holiday) of Duty Officer stand‑by covers the period 10.00am to 6.00pm and will be as follows: Table 106: Duty Officer – Stand-by – Day rate (DELWP) Date of effect Per hour 20 March 2020 $27.50 1 December 2020 $27.80 1 September 2021 $28.25 1 June 2022 $28.60 1 March 2023 $29.00 1 December 2023 $29.30 If the Duty Officer is recalled to perform work during the hours 10.00am to 6.00pm in accordance with clause 226, the Duty Officer will be paid overtime at appropriate penalty rates instead of the above hourly day rate. The night rate on normal weekdays of Duty Officer stand‑by covers the period from end of normal duty to the commencement of normal duty on the following normal day or 10.00am of the following Saturday, Sunday or Public Holiday. The night rate on weekend days or Public Holidays covers the period from 6.00pm to 10.00am on weekend days or Public Holidays or commencement of normal duty and will be as follows:: Table 107: Duty Officer – Stand-by – Night Rate (DELWP) Date of effect Night rate (6pm – 10am) 20 March 2020 $124.15 1 December 2020 $125.70 1 September 2021 $127.55 1 June 2022 $129.15 1 March 2023 $131.10 1 December 2023 $132.40 If the Duty Officer is recalled to perform work during the hours 6.00pm to 10.00am in accordance with clause 226, the Duty Officer will be paid overtime at appropriate penalty rates in addition to the night rate of Duty Officer stand‑by. The above allowances are paid for being available to perform duty and will include initial limited response to any form of communication (example, text message, email, phone call, pager, radio call), as long as the subject of the communication does not require time worked beyond 15 minutes in any continuous period. Work after the initial limited 15-minute response will be remunerated as overtime and may include but is not limited to arranging staff in relation to extension of stand-by, for readiness, or deployment away from their normal location. The ...
Duty Officer. The primary contact for after hour calls will be restricted to suitably skilled employees (Grade 3 and above) with the exception of out-posted based staff.
Duty Officer. The Duty Officer shall be responsible for attendance to after hours calls, either in person or delegated to the rostered Support Officer.
Duty Officer. Officer in Charge - Payment for time spent on telephone A Duty Officer / Officer in Charge will be paid for the time spent working on the telephone whenever the period or periods aggregate to more than fifteen (15) minutes on any day. Such payment is at the appropriate penalty rate. A call back minimum is not applicable to time spent on the telephone.
Duty Officer. (a) Effective and retroactive to January 1, 1999, Duty Officer pay shall be three hundred seventy-five dollars ($375.00) per week, which is for coverage by the assigned employee for a one week period, including nights, weekends and holidays. The duty office assigned week begins on Tuesday morning and continues throughout the ensuing week to the next Tuesday morning for a total of seven (7) consecutive days.
Duty Officer. Duty Officer refers to the rotational position within the SDOEM designed to serve as a single point of contact to government entities when state-level assistance is needed.
Duty Officer. The SERVICE employs a fire management staff person who serves as the “Duty Officer.” The SERVICE Duty Officer is the primary point for coordination with local units for payment and reimbursement issues during incidents, and they are not the Incident Commander.
