Emergency measures procedures Sample Clauses

Emergency measures procedures. In the event that a “state of emergency” is declared within the Comox Valley, it is understood that employees of the regional district may be called upon to work towards the health and safety of the community at large. It is understood that re-assignment of staff and the need to assign staff to duties other than their normal duties during this period may be necessary to ensure the most efficient response is provided to the public during the “state of emergency”. Issues that arise with respect to the application of the collective agreement will be referred to the Labour-Management Committee for resolution.
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Emergency measures procedures. In the event that a “state of emergency” is declared within the Comox Valley, it is understood that employees of the regional district may be called upon to work towards the health and safety of the community at large. BASIC SALARY SCHEDULE A - HOURLY RATES 40 HOURS PER WEEK EMPLOYEES Wage Band Jan 1, 2019 2% Jan 1, 2020 2% Waterworks Operator I* 2 28.85 29.42 Sewage Treatment Plant Operator 1* 3 30.31 30.92 Waterworks Operator II* 4 31.86 32.49 Bylaw Compliance Officer I 4 30.20 30.81 Bylaw Compliance Office II 5 31.82 32.46 Sewage Treatment Plant Operator II* 5 33.48 34.15 Compost Facility Operator 5 31.82 32.46 Lead Compost Facility Operator 6 33.56 34.23 Wastewater Treatment Plant – Maintenance Operator* 7 37.04 37.78 Water Utilities Technician 7 37.04 37.78 Waterworks Operator III 7 37.04 37.78 Sewage Treatment Plant Operator III* 8 38.95 39.73 Lead Waterworks Operator* 9 40.95 41.77 SCADA Technician 9 39.30 40.09 Senior Waterworks Operator* 10 43.09 43.95 Senior Sewage Treatment Plant Operator* 10 43.09 43.95 Working Xxxxxxx – O & M WW* 11 45.24 46.14 Working Xxxxxxx – T Facilities WW* 11 45.24 46.14
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