Acting Incumbency Premium Sample Clauses

Acting Incumbency Premium. An Employee who is required by the Board to perform, on an acting basis, a majority of the principle duties of a more senior position within the Department for a minimum period of one (1) work day will be paid an acting premium.
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Acting Incumbency Premium. 26.01 An Employee who is required by the Board to perform, on an acting basis, a majority of the principle duties of a more senior position within the Department for a minimum period of one (1) work day will be paid an acting premium. 26.02 The premium will be paid for the entire acting period. The premium shall be five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate. 26.03 Where an Employee is required to replace two or more Employees in sequence, the periods of incumbency shall be considered to be one for the purpose of this Article. 26.04 This Article shall also apply when an Employee is required temporarily to replace a person in a higher paid Position, which is not covered by this Agreement. In such cases, the amount of the acting premium shall be determined by the Board but shall not be less than five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate.
Acting Incumbency Premium. 26.01 An Employee who is required by the Board to perform, on an acting basis, a majority of the principal duties of a Position in the same or different Job Family or Phase or if the duties of the Position are expanded from the normal Position duties on a temporary basis, for a minimum period of one (1) full shift or longer will be paid an acting premium. 26.02 The premium will be paid for the entire acting period. The premium shall be the greater of: (a) five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate or such lesser amount so as not to exceed the maximum of the higher level Phase, or (b) the difference between the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate and the minimum salary rate for the Phase of the higher level Position. 26.03 Where an Employee is required to replace two or more Employees in sequence, the periods of incumbency shall be considered to be one for the purpose of this Article. 26.04 This Article shall also apply when an Employee is required temporarily to replace a person in a higher paid Position which is not covered by this Agreement. In such cases, the amount of the acting premium shall be determined by the Board but shall not be less than five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate.
Acting Incumbency Premium. 26.01 An Employee who is required by the Board to perform, on an acting basis, a majority of the principle duties of a more senior position within the Department for a minimum period of one (1) work day will be paid an acting premium. 26.02 The premium will be paid for the entire acting period. The premium shall be five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate. A premium in excess of five percent (5%) may be awarded at the sole discretion of the Board. 26.03 Where an Employee is required to replace two or more Employees in sequence, the periods of incumbency shall be considered to be one for the purpose of this Article. 26.04 This Article shall also apply when an Employee is required temporarily to replace a person in a higher paid Position, which is not covered by this Agreement. In such cases, the amount of the acting premium shall be determined by the Board but shall not be less than five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate.
Acting Incumbency Premium. 26.01 An Employee who is required by the Board to perform, on an acting basis, a majority of the principle duties of another position within the Department with a higher maximum salary under the salary schedule for a minimum period of one (1) work day will be paid an acting premium. 26.02 The premium will be paid for the entire acting period. The premium shall be five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate. A premium in excess of five percent (5%) may be awarded at the sole discretion of the Board. 26.03 Where an Employee is required to replace two or more Employees in sequence, the periods of incumbency shall be considered to be one for the purpose of this Article. 26.04 Only one (1) acting incumbent may be designated as a result of any one (1) Employee’s absence. 26.05 This Article shall also apply when an Employee is required temporarily to replace a person in a higher paid Position, which is not covered by this Agreement. In such cases, the amount of the acting premium shall be determined by the Board but shall not be less than five percent (5%) of the Employee’s Basic Salary Rate.

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