Minimum Work Requirement Sample Clauses

Minimum Work Requirement. 5.1.1 The Police Chief or designee shall post the patrol work schedule no later than the first day of each calendar month with the number of employees needed for each tour of duty for the following calendar month. Based on that posting, all employees working the patrol schedule must commit to work on a minimum of three tours of duty. The commitment to work must be entered into the posted work schedule no later than the tenth calendar day of each month for the ensuing month. The Chief, or the Sergeant in the Chief’s absence, shall post a tentative schedule no later than the 20th of the preceding month. Members shall review the tentative schedule and advise the chief of any errors or conflicts as soon as possible. The “tentative” schedule, with any amendments made by the Chief or the Sergeant, shall be considered the “official” schedule one week after being posted. Seniority shall have preference in the scheduling of the tours of duty. Each employee must work a minimum of three tours of duty each and every month. An employee who fails to work this minimum requirement shall be terminated from employment. There are two exceptions to this mandate and penalty:
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