Common use of Unoperated Clause in Contracts

Unoperated. This method is used when mobilizing resources from career-staffed departments or combination career and volunteer/part-time departments when the Operated Agreement is cost prohibitive. FSOs with a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) the equipment will be hired at the unoperated rate and actual payroll costs for personnel will be reimbursed. • Fire departments with Unoperated Agreements may be reimbursed for backfill costs and portal-to-portal when obligated by their agreement. • Some Unoperated Agreement holders bill payroll costs portal-to-portal. These agreements are identified on block 5 of Appendix 1- ICMA Equipment Roster. Under this option equipment is shall be paid from the start of shift until the end of shift. • Single resources- costs shall be reimbursed in accordance with the terms and conditions of the ICMA.

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Sources: Idaho Cooperative Mobilization Agreement

Unoperated. This method is used when mobilizing resources from career-staffed departments or combination career and volunteer/part-time departments when the Operated Agreement is cost prohibitive. FSOs with a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) the equipment will be hired at the unoperated rate and actual payroll costs for personnel will be reimbursed. Fire departments with Unoperated Agreements may be reimbursed for backfill costs and portal-to-portal when obligated by their agreement. Some Unoperated Agreement holders bill payroll costs portal-to-portal. These agreements are identified on block 5 of Appendix 1- ICMA Equipment Roster. Under this option equipment is shall be paid from the start of shift until the end of shift. Single resources- costs shall be reimbursed in accordance with the terms and conditions of the ICMA.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Idaho Cooperative Mobilization Agreement