Common use of Specialty Assignment Clause in Contracts

Specialty Assignment. If through mutual agreement with the Fire Chief operations personnel are assigned to the 37.5- hour work schedule, as opposed to the 56-hour schedule, for assignments such as training, fire prevention, or other administrative functions, such employee shall receive five percent (5%) premium pay. The length of the assignment shall be based on mutual agreement between the employee and the Fire Chief. When an employee filling a specialty assignment works overtime beyond the regularly scheduled work day as a shift commander, strike team leader or other authorized emergency overhead assignment, the five percent (5%) specialty assignment premium pay will not will be paid on the overtime hours.

Specialty Assignment. If through mutual agreement with the Fire Chief operations personnel are assigned to the 37.5- 37 ½ - hour work schedule, as opposed to the 56-hour schedule, for assignments such as training, fire prevention, or other administrative functions, such employee shall receive five percent (5%) premium pay. The length of the assignment shall be based on mutual agreement between the employee and the Fire Chief. When an employee filling filing a specialty assignment works overtime beyond the regularly scheduled work day as a shift commander, strike team leader or other authorized emergency overhead assignment, the five percent (5%) specialty assignment premium pay will not will be paid on the overtime hours.