OUTSIDE WORK DETAILS Sample Clauses

OUTSIDE WORK DETAILS. A. All outside details shall be subject to the approval of the Director of Public Works.
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OUTSIDE WORK DETAILS. 1. Payment for outside details shall be as follows: School District Fund Raising Event: 4/15/18 $25.00 per hour 4/15/19 $25.00 per hour 4/15/20 $25.00 per hour Outside Detail Rate: 4/15/18 $46.00 per hour 4/15/19 $48.00 per hour 4/15/20 $50.00 per hour
OUTSIDE WORK DETAILS. (a) The provisions of this Section shall govern the assignment of fire watch details to the Employees when such work is paid for by another Town Department or by an outside individual, group, corporation or organization.
OUTSIDE WORK DETAILS. Employees assigned to outside work details shall be paid at an hourly rate of one and one-half times the regular rate of pay for the Sergeant II position. Until the Sergeant II position is paid at the base rate above $42.13 per hour, the outside work detail rate shall be one and one-half times $42.13, the 2021 Lieutenant base pay rate. Outside work details for the Town and school shall be subject to only a two (2) hour minimum. All other details will require a four (4) hour minimum. Compensation resulting from outside work details shall be paid to the Officer in the next pay period following said service. In addition to the base rates noted above, the Town shall charge an additional sum to offset administrative charges incurred by the Town included, but not limited to: worker's compensation, retirement, unemployment, etc. All full-time bargaining unit members will have the right of first refusal on any details. In the event that no full-time unit member takes a detail, then part-time bargaining unit members will be used to fill said details. In the event that no part-time unit member takes a detail, then non-bargaining unit members may be used to fill said details at the discretion of the Town. Non-bargaining members and bargaining unit members will share equally in the scheduling and assignment of Federal and State highway grants. Officers electing to work outside details may not accept subsequent details which would conflict in terms of time with the originally selected detail. The hours worked during outside work details shall not be considered as time worked and therefore not considered when calculating overtime.
OUTSIDE WORK DETAILS. 1. Compensation and scheduling for Outside Work Details for Police members shall be on the same terms, conditions and rates as provided for Police. Compensation and scheduling for Outside Work Details for Fire Department members shall be on the same terms, conditions, and rates as provided for Fire Fighters.
OUTSIDE WORK DETAILS. 1. Payment for outside details shall be at a rate equivalent to one and one-half the regular hourly rate of the employee, as defined in Article 8. Strike pay will be double time.

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