Fourth Class Constable definition

Fourth Class Constable means a constable who has not been reclassified to a higher rank provided that any member who has served for a period of one (1) year as a Fourth Class Constable shall be eligible for reclassification.
Fourth Class Constable means a Member classified and paid as a Fourth Class Constable.

Examples of Fourth Class Constable in a sentence

  • It is understood that recruits assigned to attend the Recruit Training Course be allowed an additional option of commencing their payroll deduction during the first complete pay period after being sworn in as a Fourth Class Constable.

  • Members assigned as coach officer will receive a premium of $250.00 per assignment or $100.00 per month, whichever is greater, for each Fourth Class Constable assigned to them for coaching.

  • A member having obtained the rank of Fourth Class Constable is required to attend the "off-duty training days" every year up to and including the tenth year of service.

  • Notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing after service satisfactory to the Board and the Chief of Police or twelve (12) months, a Fourth Class Constable shall be entitled to a promotion to the rank and pay of a Third Class Constable.

  • All Cadets w i l l receive c r e d i t f o r one months service as a Fourth Class Constable f o r each two months of service as a Cadet, to a maximum of twelve months credit, for the purpose of Clause and Appendix "A", only.

  • The Board shall prepay the tuition fee to the college and the member shall be required to reimburse the Board through payroll deductions amortized over months following their reclassification to Fourth Class Constable.

  • Fourth Class Constable, Group II - 60% Fourth Class Constable, Group I - 65% Third Class Constable - 80% Second Class Constable - 90% First Class Constable - 100% Sergeant, Group Two - 106% Sergeant - 112% Staff Sergeant, Group Two - 115% Staff Sergeant - 123% The group two salaries for Sergeant and Staff Sergeant shall be for one year from the date the member is promoted to that rank by the Board.

  • A cadet who has successfully completed all components of recruit training at Ontario Police College shall as soon as possible be appointed as a Fourth Class Constable.

  • Where the reason for failure to complete the required basic training during the Probationer Constable's first 12 calendar months' service following the date of acceptance as a Probationer Constable is beyond the control of the Probationer Constable the Board shall grant the incremental increase to a pay level equal to that of a Fourth Class Constable with retroactive effect to the first anniversary of the date of acceptance as a Probationer Constable.

  • A Cadet who has attained the age of twenty- one (21) years s h a l l on the recommendation of the Chief of Police be appointed a Fourth Class Constable to x x x x x vacancy i n the established complement.

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