Troopers Sample Clauses
The 'Troopers' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, or requirements related to personnel designated as 'Troopers' within the context of the agreement. This clause typically outlines who qualifies as a Trooper, what duties or standards they must adhere to, and any specific obligations or rights they possess under the contract. For example, it may specify training requirements, codes of conduct, or reporting structures for Troopers. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity regarding the expectations and governance of Troopers, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes about their role in the contractual relationship.
Troopers. Troopers shall be compensated for all hours worked according to the following provisions:
1. Hours worked on a scheduled day off or vacation day shall be compensated at the overtime rate in cash.
2. Supervisor mandated overtime in excess of a scheduled Friday shift shall be compensated at the overtime rate in cash.
3. Hours worked in excess of the scheduled work day which are not subject to the overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act shall be compensated at the overtime rate in Compensatory (time and one-half - 1 1/2) Time as provided in Section 1A (4) below.
Troopers. Members of the State Patrol shall be subject to the following conditions regarding hours of work:
Troopers. An employee being transferred as a result of a workforce adjustment shall 7 have the right to any vacant position in the same classification which he/she holds at 8 the time of the adjustment, if he/she meets the qualifications for the vacancy. If no such 9 vacancy exists, or if the employee elects not to fill said vacancy, any permanent or 10 probationary employee about to be transferred shall have the right to bump the 11 employee with the least seniority, but not if such employee's seniority is greater than 12 that of the bumping employee, at any station within the bumping employee's present 13 district or the district from which he/she transferred to take his/her present position. 15 Notwithstanding any provision of this Article, there shall be no bumping between the 16 Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Division of Alcohol and Gambling 17 Enforcement.
Troopers. Troopers shall be compensated for all hours worked according to the following