Staff Sergeant Sample Clauses

Staff Sergeant. Effective January 1, 2008, Staff Sergeant/Detective Sergeant to be paid as a percentage of the appropriate First Class Constable Rate as follows: Year 1 – 119.5% of First Class Constable rate. Year 2 – 125% of First Class Constable rate. Staff Sergeant / Detective Sergeant pay shall form part of base salary and shall be paid bi-weekly. It shall be included as salary in calculating overtime, vacation and statutory holiday pay, and pension contributions.
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Staff Sergeant. The Watch Commander will have the discretion to hold over or call in to meet or augment this minimum staffing guideline in order to meet the operational needs of the day. The Watch Commander shall generally not staff below this minimum staffing guideline, but may do so in cases when a scheduled officer is absent for any good reason, and the demands of the shift do not require a call-in or hold-over.
Staff Sergeant. Effective July 1, 2005, Staff Sergeant/Detective Sergeant to be paid as a percentage of the appropriate Senior Constable Rate as follows: Year 1 – 115% of the appropriate Senior Constable rate. Year 2 – 119.5% of the appropriate Senior Constable rate. Year 3 – 125% of the appropriate Senior Constable rate. Effective January 1, 2008, Staff Sergeant/Detective Sergeant to be paid as a percentage of the appropriate First Class Constable Rate as follows: Year 1 – 119.5% of First Class Constable rate. Year 2 – 125% of First Class Constable rate. Staff Sergeant / Detective Sergeant pay shall form part of base salary and shall be paid bi-weekly. It shall be included as salary in calculating overtime, vacation and statutory holiday pay, and pension contributions.
Staff Sergeant. A member who has attained the minimum rank of Sergeant and a minimum of four (4) years continuous employment with the Lacombe Police Service, shall be eligible to participate in the promotional process for the rank of Staff Sergeant. Any member of the Service that feels they have been treated unfairly in the administration of the foregoing Promotion Policy may file a grievance in accordance with Article 25: Grievance Procedure.
Staff Sergeant. (2) Sergeants
Staff Sergeant a. Has had no disciplinary action, as described in section 5, paragraph (b) and the footnote to Article IIIA, taken against the Sergeant by the Town;*

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