Intelligence Unit Sample Clauses

Intelligence Unit. The Sergeant(s) and/or the Police Officer(s) assigned to the Intelligence Unit shall receive assignment pay equal to 8.25% of his/her base salary.
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Intelligence Unit. The position of Intelligence Officer is exempt from this transfer procedure. However, once an individual wishes to leave the position of Intelligence Officer for another specialty assignment, that individual must be certified through this transfer procedure as eligible on the appropriate specialty assignment eligibility.
Intelligence Unit. The Sergeant assigned to the Intelligence Unit shall receive aassignment pay equal to bonus of 8.25% of his/her base salary.

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  • Representations and Warranties of Grantee Grantee hereby represents and warrants to Issuer that:

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