Officer in Charge. The Supervisor shall designate an Officer-In-Charge (OIC) of the office in his/her absence.
Officer in Charge. A. It is recognized that some employees covered under this Agreement shall perform the duties of a supervisor. Nothing in this Agreement shall in any way interfere with carrying out their supervisory duties. In the absence of the Corporal or Sergeant, the most senior officer shall normally be the designated officer in charge and shall act as a first-line supervisor.
Officer in Charge. The decision to designate a police officer as Officer In Charge is at the sole discretion of the Chief of Police who will make that decision based on what is best for the College given the available personnel. In the event that a police officer is designated as the Officer In Charge, such officer shall receive their regular rate of pay plus an additional one-dollar and twenty five cents ($1.25) per hour for each hour worked in that capacity.
Officer in Charge. Where a senior patrolman is required to assume the duties of shift supervisor, as assigned by the Public Safety Director/Chief Law Enforcement Officer said patrolman is to be paid in addition to his normal pay, a rate of $2.00 per hour for the time during which he is acting in a supervisory capacity. The most senior officer working on any given shift will be appointed as Officer-in-charge (O.I.C.) in the absence of a Sergeant or Lieutenant, as long as said officer had a minimum of four (4) years in service.
Officer in Charge. 12.2.6 When it becomes necessary to assign an employee as an Officer-in-Charge, the supervisor in charge shall be responsible for determining the officer(s) to be so assigned.
Officer in Charge. If the Sheriff or designee assigns a Bargaining Unit member, prior to the start of his/her shift, to perform work in a higher classification that member shall be paid at the entry level wage rate in that higher classification for all hours actually worked.
Officer in Charge. The officer responsible for shift operations that determines work section assignments and is conferred with for emergency scene decisions.
Officer in Charge. A Correctional Officer II-Deputy Sheriff assigned Officer-In-Charge (OIC) duty in the absence of the shift sergeant, will receive an additional five percent (5%) of base wages on an hour-for-hour basis for working in such a capacity.
Officer in Charge. An employee assigned as Officer-in-Charge shall receive a ten percent (10%) differential above his/her current hourly rate for the shift he/she is so assigned. If an employee is assigned Officer-in-Charge duties for part of a shift, he/she shall be compensated the ten percent (10%) differential for the entire shift.
Officer in Charge. A Police Officer who has been assigned to serve as Officer In Charge by the Chief of Police (or designee) shall receive the rate of pay equivalent to the lowest rate of a Sergeant, for each whole or fraction of an hour the officer is in charge. OIC assignment while working overtime shall be paid at the rate of time and one half (1 ½) the lowest rate of pay for a Sergeant.
