SPECIALIST CATEGORIES Sample Clauses

SPECIALIST CATEGORIES. The Administration may post up to three "specialist" categories each year. These categories would be open to any member of the Union. They would require special skills, responsibilities or supervision not normally a part of the job description. The posting would identify the special knowledge and skills required, the special responsibilities, and/or the scope of the supervision. Supervisory responsibilities are program related and not meant for assignment, evaluation, or disciplining of other employees in the bargaining unit. The specialists would need to be "on call" for emergencies. Up to four (4) hours, per week above the normal work week may be required for this "special" category which would not be subject to overtime. The stipend for this "special" category would be $3,000 (three thousand dollars) per year. While the category normally would be on an annual basis and continue in force, there may be circumstances which would create such a category for less than a year. APPENDIX B SAMPLE POSTING The following position is available to any member of the bargaining unit. SPECIALIST POSITION - HEATING SYSTEM
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