Roll Call Pay. Employees who are required to attend roll call as part of their assignments shall be entitled to roll call pay for actual time spent in roll call outside regular hours of work.
Roll Call Pay. Effective July 1, 2004, Correction Officers and Psychiatric Attendants in the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction shall be entitled to thirty (30) minutes of roll call pay at straight time for reporting not less than ten (10) minutes prior to the beginning of their shift. Roll call pay shall not be considered time in active pay status for the purposes of Article 13, Section 13.10.
Roll Call Pay. Correctional Officers and Arrest Booking Officers in the Division of Corrections, Division of Pre-Trial Detention and Services, Patuxent Institution, Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx and the Community Supervision Enforcement Program of Parole and Probation, along with Department of Juvenile Services institutional employees, will be required to stand roll call before the beginning of their shift and will be paid for twelve (12) minutes of pay at the applicable rate of pay. The time spent on roll call will be counted as hours worked. Other Bargaining Unit H employees within the Department of General Services, the Department of Juvenile Services and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene required to work in excess of their standard shift to be briefed or to brief the outgoing shift or perform other work duties will be paid at the applicable rate.
Roll Call Pay. Correctional Officers and other employees required both to stand roll-call and remain at the facility beyond eight (8) hours per day for such roll-call shall be paid for all such time over and above their regular salary at their straight time rate. An employee required to stand roll-call shall declare that he/she receive all roll-call compensation as compensatory time or cash. Such declaration will remain in effect unless changed by the employee prior to July 1st of each subsequent fiscal year.
Roll Call Pay. Notwithstanding the provisions for premium pay for overtime work contained in Section 2 of this Article, employees whose regular work day does not include an unpaid meal period may be required to attend daily roll call which shall commence fifteen (15) minutes before the start of their regular shift. Overtime compensation shall be paid for roll call. An employee who is late for roll call or is absent for any part of his/her scheduled workday shall not receive roll call pay for that workday.
Roll Call Pay. Correctional Officers and other employees required both to stand roll-call and remain at the facility beyond eight (8) hours per day for such roll-call shall be paid for all such time over and above their regular salary at their straight time rate. Effective July 1, 2010, Correctional Officers and other employees required both to stand roll-call and remain at the facility beyond eight (8) hours per day for such roll-call shall be paid for all such time over and above their regular salary at the applicable overtime rate. An employee required to stand roll-call shall declare that he/she receive all roll-call compensation as compensatory time or cash. Such declaration will remain in effect unless changed by the employee prior to July 1st of each subsequent fiscal year.
Roll Call Pay. There shall be a 10-minute period appended to the start of each rotating shift for the purpose of roll call. Employees required to attend roll call shall be compensated for the 10 minutes at the rate of time and one half of their regular hourly rate.
Roll Call Pay. Notwithstanding the provisions for premium pay for overtime work contained in Section DocuSign Envelope ID: 9744BCB0-D098-4C79-9539-D991AE171AD6 DocuSign Envelope ID: CF62771A-BBD5-4FF1-96D3-9D9FFD2A61BE 2 of this Article, employees whose regular work day does not include an unpaid meal period may be required to attend daily roll call which shall commence fifteen (15) minutes before the start of their regular shift. Overtime compensation shall be paid for roll call. An employee who is late for roll call or is absent for any part of his/her scheduled workday shall not receive roll call pay for that workday.
Roll Call Pay. Correction Officers and Psychiatric Attendants in the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction shall be entitled to thirty (30) minutes of roll call pay for reporting prior to the beginning of their shift. Current practice on reporting time shall continue unless mutually agreed otherwise. Beginning on the first day of the pay period wi thin which an employee completes five (5) years of total state service, each employee will receive an automatic salary adjustment equivalent to one-half percent (1/2%) times the number of years of service times the first step of the pay rate of the employee’s classification up to a total of twenty (20) years. This amount will be added to the step rate of pay. Longevity adjustments are based solely on length of service. They shall not be affected by promotion, demotion or other changes in classification. Effective July 1, 1986, only service with state agencies, i.e. agencies whose employees are paid by the Auditor of State, will be computed for the purpose of determining the rate of accrual for new employees. Service time for longevity accrual for current employees will not be modified by the preceding sentence.
Roll Call Pay. Correction Officers in the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction shall be entitled to thirty (30) minutes of roll call pay for reporting prior to the beginning of their shift. Current practice on reporting time shall continue unless mutually agreed otherwise.
