Temporary Duty - Union Officer Sample Clauses

Temporary Duty - Union Officer. Temporary duty assignment with pay shall be provided for a Union officer, as designated by the Union, who shall be released from his/her duties as a Board employee, provided the Union reimburses the Board for the salary and any and all fringe benefits paid by the Board. Fringe benefits includes, but is not limited to, sick leave, vacation leave, and pension costs. An employee returning from temporary duty under this provision shall be returned to his/her original position, if available, or to an equivalent position at the election of the employee. For purposes of this section, salary is defined as the amount the employee was earning in the job classification held at the time of designation as a union officer, plus any salary increases for the position. Additionally, the union officer shall be paid the wage rate for the officer as set forth in the Union’s annual financial disclosure filed with the State of Florida, Public Employees Relations Commission. The Union shall also provide annually to the School District written confirmation of the amount of additional compensation it pays to the Union officer. The Union shall also reimburse the Board for this additional compensation, plus any and all corresponding fringe benefits and pension costs. This section shall be effective upon ratification.
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Temporary Duty - Union Officer. Temporary duty assignment with pay shall be provided for a Union officer, as designated by the Union, who shall be released from his/her duties as a Board employee, provided the Union reimburses the Board for the salary and any and all fringe benefits paid by the Board. Fringe benefits includes, but is not limited to, sick leave, vacation leave, and pension costs. An employee returning from temporary duty under this provision shall be returned to his/her original position, if available, or to an equivalent position at the election of the employee. For purposes of this section, salary is defined as the amount the employee was earning in the job classification held at the time of designation as a union officer, plus any salary increases for the position. Additionally, the union officer shall be paid the wage rate for the officer as set forth in the Union’s annual financial disclosure filed with the State of Florida, Public Employees Relations Commission. The Union shall also provide annually to the School District written confirmation of the amount of additional compensation it pays to the Union officer. The Union shall also reimburse the Board for this additional compensation, plus any and all corresponding fringe benefits and pension costs. This section shall be effective upon ratification. In addition to these provisions, leave of absence without pay or benefits shall be granted to an AFSCME officer for the purpose of service as an officer of AFSCME International or AFSCME Florida Council 79 upon written application of such AFSCME officer to the Superintendent or designee. Such leave shall continue for as long as the unit member is in service as an officer of AFSCME International or AFSCME Florida Council 79. An employee on such leave shall notify M-DCPS within two (2) weeks after his/her service as an officer of AFSCME International or AFSCME Florida Council 79 ends.
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