Acting Sergeant definition

Acting Sergeant means a Member who has been temporarily assigned the duties of a Sergeant and is being paid temporarily as a Sergeant.
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Examples of Acting Sergeant in a sentence

  • If it becomes necessary to assign a Constable from the watch as an Acting Sergeant, that Constable shall be selected from the current promotional list.

  • Any time spent as a temporary or Acting Sergeant shall not be considered for purposes of establishing seniority within rank.

  • Effective January 1, 2008, Acting Sergeant to be paid at 107.5% of First Class Constable rate.

  • The loss, if any, under such insurance shall be adjusted and paid as provided in this Lease.

  • If the temporary assignment is for the purpose of training the employee in the duties of the higher rated job assignment, he/she shall receive his/her regular wage rate, provided however, that no assignment as "Acting Sergeant" shall be deemed training for the purposes of this paragraph.

  • In the event no candidate passes the retest, the Chief of Police may appoint an Acting Sergeant.

  • Acting Sergeant (a form of WOC) Acting Sergeant- ten percent (10%) of base police officer pay Acting Sergeant positions will be assigned by the Chief or his designee.

  • If such is the case, the Police Officer will receive an additional 5.0% of the employee’s base pay for the time served as Acting Sergeant.

  • When not filled by a POLC member the Acting Sergeant for the shift will take over duties; otherwise, the offer will be extended to other available Acting Sergeants.

  • Management has the exclusive right to determine the fitness of any officer for promotion to the rank of Sergeant or assignment as Acting Sergeant.