Special Duty Details Sample Clauses

Special Duty Details. The City of DeKalb and DeKalb Police Officers Lodge #115 agree to the establishment of the following system allowing members to volunteer for special duty details outside of the normal assigned duties of the Police Department.
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Special Duty Details. At the approval of the Police Chief, Employees may perform special duty details for private employers such as crowd control, traffic control, event management, etc. No such private duty details may involve work at bars. The process for private duty assignments will be as outlined in the City’s Personnel Policy Manual. Unless and until otherwise negotiated by the parties hereto, the rate to be earned by Employees performing private duty shall be not less than $35.00 per hour or 1.5 times the highest hourly rate paid for bargaining unit work under this Agreement, whichever is higher. The Police Chief may disapprove a request for private duty assignment if allowing it would interfere with the accomplishment of the City’s work or require that the Employee be replaced at overtime rates in order to accomplish the City’s work. The City will develop a standard form contract that will need to be executed with private employers which determines the responsibilities and payment terms between such employer and the City, but covered Employees assigned to such duties shall at all times be considered working as a City Employee for insurance and liability purposes. If an Employee is on their regular schedule and assigned toa special duty detail, the pay rates as noted above shall apply.
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Special Duty Details. Employees may perform special duty details for private employers such as crowd control, traffic control, event management, etc. No such private duty details may involve work at bars. The process for private duty assignments will be as outlined in the City’s Personnel Policy Manual Unless and until otherwise negotiated by the parties hereto, the rate to be earned by Employees performing private duty shall be not less than $50.00 or 1.5 times the highest hourly rate paid for bargaining unit work under this Agreement, whichever is higher. The Police Chief may disapprove a request for private duty assignment if allowing it would interfere with the accomplishment of the City’s work or require that the Employee be replaced at overtime rates in order to accomplish the City’s work. The City will develop a standard form contract that will need to be executed with private employers which determines the responsibilities and payment terms between such employer and the City, but covered Employees assigned to such duties shall at all times be considered working as a City Employee for insurance and liability purposes. If an Employee is on their regular schedule and assigned to a special duty detail, the pay rates as noted above shall apply.
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Special Duty Details. At the approval of the Police Chief, Employees may perform special duty details for private employers such as crowd control, traffic control, event management, etc. No such private duty details may involve work at bars. The process for private duty assignments will be as outlined in the City’s Personnel Policy Manual. Unless and until otherwise negotiated by the parties hereto, the rate to be earned by Employees performing private duty shall be not less than $35.00 per hour or 1.5 times the highest hourly rate paid for bargaining unit work under this Agreement, whichever is higher. The Police Chief may disapprove a request for private duty assignment if allowing it would interfere with the accomplishment of the City’s work or require that the Employee be replaced at overtime rates in order to accomplish the City’s work. The City will develop a standard form contract that will need to be executed with private employers which determines the responsibilities and payment terms between such employer and the City, but covered Employees assigned to such duties shall at all times be considered working as a City Employee for insurance and liability purposes. If an Employee is on their regular schedule and assigned to a special duty detail, the pay rates as noted above shall apply. Employees may perform special duty details for private employers such as crowd control, traffic control, event management, etc. No such private duty details may involve work at bars. The process for private duty assignments will be as outlined in the City’s Personnel Policy Manual Unless and until otherwise negotiated by the parties hereto, the rate to be earned by Employees performing private duty shall be not less than $50.00 or 1.5 times the highest hourly rate paid for bargaining unit work under this Agreement, whichever is higher. The Police Chief may disapprove a request for private duty assignment if allowing it would interfere with the accomplishment of the City’s work or require that the Employee be replaced at overtime rates in order to accomplish the City’s work. The City will develop a standard form contract that will need to be executed with private employers which determines the responsibilities and payment terms between such employer and the City, but covered Employees assigned to such duties shall at all times be considered working as a City Employee for insurance and liability purposes. If an Employee is on their regular schedule and assigned to a special duty detail, the...
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