The wages for all Sample Clauses

The wages for all full-time employees covered by this agreement shall be in accordance with the schedule that follows: Note: FINANCE DIRECTOR TO PREPARE UPDATED WAGE SCHEDULED REFLECTING BASE WAGE INCREASES OF: FY15 2.50% FY16 2.75% FY17 3.00% Sergeants Hiring 1st Year FY12 $28.26 $30.58 1.50% FY13 $28.75 $31.12 1.75% FY14 $29.40 $31.82 2.25% Officers Hiring 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year FY12 $21.97 $23.52 $25.05 $26.59 1.50% FY13 $22.35 $23.93 $25.49 $27.06 1.75% FY14 $22.86 $24.47 $26.06 $27.66 2.25% Dispatchers Hiring 6 months 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year FY12 $16.78 $17.90 $19.02 $20.14 $21.25 1.50% FY13 $17.07 $18.21 $19.35 $20.49 $21.62 1.75% FY14 $17.46 $18.62 $19.79 $20.95 $22.11 2.25% Detective/Court Officer Hiring 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year FY12 $23.07 $24.70 $26.31 $27.92 1.50% FY13 $23.47 $25.13 $26.77 $28.41 1.75% FY14 $24.00 $25.70 $27.37 $29.05 2.25% Lead Dispatcher FY12 $24.44 FY13 $24.87 FY14 $25.42 Full-time dispatchers shall receive a $0.25 / hour wage differential, applied to base wage only, in lieu of not being required to take meal breaks under the FLSA.
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