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(a) Whenever an exempt employee at level 22B or below is brought back to work on emergency call- in, he or she shall be retained on duty for a minimum of two hours at overtime rates.
(b) If the emergency work is completed in less than two hours, it shall be the election of the employee to leave the job at the time the work is completed. Employees making this election, however, shall be paid only on the basis of time worked at overtime rates.
(c) This minimum two-hour call-in guarantee specifically excludes those employees being paid stand-by pay. These employees will be paid solely on the basis of time actually worked on call-in.
(Ord. 2207, passed 4-13-1970; Ord. 2929, passed 12-19-1984)
(a) Category I and Category III appointees, as defined in § 35-67 hereof, shall be entitled to the same benefits and working conditions as granted to exempt employees at level 23 and above as set forth in Articles IV and V of this chapter.
(b) Category II appointees, as defined in § 35-67 hereof, shall be entitled to the same benefits and working conditions as granted to exempt employees at level 22B and below, as set forth in Articles IV and V of this chapter.
(Ord. 2900, passed 3-26-1984; Ord. 2929, passed 12-19-1984)
City employees employed on any regular shift and who work a majority of hours between 4:00 p.m. of the day and 7:00 a.m. of the following day, shall be entitled to additional remuneration over and above that set forth in the compensation plan at the rate of 6.5% per hour for time worked during the shifts.
(Ord. 1981, passed 8-4-1967)
No employees allocated to levels 23 through 40 and no appointive City officer shall receive any compensation for overtime, holiday premium pay or bonus for night work.
(Ord. 1981, passed 8-4-1967; Ord. 2075, passed 8-26-1968; Ord. 2185, passed 12-22-1969; Ord. 2316, passed 3-13-1972; Ord. 2583, passed 1-17-1977; Ord. 2699, passed 2-26-1979)
Premium payments are not to be duplicated, i.e., overtime and holiday premium pay and bonus for night work shall not be paid for the same hours worked.
(Ord. 1981, passed 8-4-1967; Ord. 2261, passed 4-19-1971; Ord. 2263, passed 5-10-1971; Ord. 2583, passed 1-17-1977)
(a) Employees may be kept on call during periods when they are not otherwise on duty. An employee of a department may remain on stand-by at his or her home for a one-week period, beginning at 5:00 p.m. each Monday. Stand-by duty is to be rotated equally among employees qualified to do the work available within the same job classification. For compensation, the employee on such duty shall receive, at his or her regular rate of pay, nine hours extra pay for each week of such duty, except that a classified employee not represented by a recognized bargaining unit, not employed in the Police Department, and not employed by the Board of Hospital Managers, allocated to levels 23 and above shall receive, at his or her regular rate of pay, four and one-half hours extra pay for each week of such duty. Additional benefits do not accrue for stand-by duty.
(b) Departments may establish equivalent methods of payment for employees who are on call for lesser periods of time, subject to the approval of the appropriate administrative officials and with written approval by the Personnel Director. Departments requiring that employees be kept on call during periods when they are not otherwise on duty shall submit appropriate plans and/or schedules for approval of appropriate administrative officials including the written approval by the Personnel Director.
(Ord. 1981, passed 8-4-1967; Ord. 2583, passed 1-17-1977; Ord. 3084, passed 1-9-1989)
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