Fire Suppression Personnel Sample Clauses

Fire Suppression Personnel a. Twenty-four (24) hour fire suppression personnel shall be paid a holiday premium per pay period, excluding overtime compensation and premiums, as holiday compensation for the holidays specified in Section 20.1. Upon declaration by the Mayor of any holiday in addition to those specified in Section 20.1(b), twenty-four
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Fire Suppression Personnel. Employees shall earn annual vacation, with all regular pay and fringe benefits, on the following basis: (for the purpose of this section, a day shall be defined as a scheduled twenty-four (24) hour tour of duty).
Fire Suppression Personnel. After one (1) year four (4) duty days’ pay and leave After five (5) years Five (5) duty days’ pay and leave After seven (7) years six (6) duty days’ pay and leave After nine (9) years seven (7) duty days’ pay and leave After eleven (11) years eight (8) duty days’ pay and leave After thirteen (13) years nine (9) duty days’ pay and leave

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