Psychiatric Technician Provisions Sample Clauses

Psychiatric Technician Provisions. 2.1 Professional Recognition and Rights ............................................................................ 3 2.2 Psychiatric Technician Career Ladder .......................................................................... 6 2.3 Professional Practice Groups (PPGs). 7 NOTE CONCERNING THE EFFECTIVE DATE From July 3, 2001 through September 14, 2001, the provisions of the previous contract remained in full force and effect during negotiations on this successor contract. This contract took effect September 15, 2001 when the Legislature approved the ratification legislation, Assembly Bill 906. As specified in Section 14.2, this contract remains in force through July 2, 2003. ii
Psychiatric Technician Provisions. 2.1 Professional Recognition and Rights 3
Psychiatric Technician Provisions. 11 2.1 Professional Recognition and Rights 11 2.2 Psychiatric Technician Career Ladder 16 2.3 Professional Practice Groups (PPGs) 17 ARTICLE 3 - MANAGEMENT RIGHTS 19 ARTICLE 4 - WAGES 19 4.1 Salary Definitions 19 4.2 Adjusted Pay Ranges 20 4.3 Ranges 21 4.4 Merit Salary Adjustments 21 4.5 Shift Differential 22 4.6 Bilingual Differential Pay 23 4.7 Rate on Reinstatement after Separation 25 4.8 Semi-Monthly Pay 25 4.9 Timely Payment of Wages 25 4.10 401K Plan 25 4.11 Overpayments / Payroll Errors 25 4.12 Blood Withdrawal Certification 27 4.13 Recruitment and Retention 27 ARTICLE 5 - HOURS OF WORK AND OVERTIME 28 5.1 Overtime 28 5.2 Show-up Time 33 5.3 Call Back TimeIntentionally Omitted 33 5.4 Rest Periods 33 5.5 Meal Periods 34 5.6 Days Off Cycles 34 5.7 Exchange of Days Off 34 5.8 Compensable Travel Time 35 5.9 Excess Time 35 5.10 Mixed Shifts 36 5.11 Alternate Work Schedules 36 5.12 Report Preparation Time for Senior Psychiatric Technicians 37 5.13 Voluntary Overtime – CDCR and CCHCS – intentionally omitted and incorporated into Article 5.1 Overtime 37

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