Assignments for Overtime and Special Skills Overtime Sample Clauses

Assignments for Overtime and Special Skills Overtime. Overtime shall be the assignment of work outside of the member’s workweek either scheduled, unscheduled or an unplanned event that requires a quick response. Special skills overtime shall be the assignment of work requiring special expertise as determined by the department. On January 1 of each calendar year, an overtime seniority list will be established based upon the length of continuous service from the most recent date of hire as a full-time City employee. This list will be continuously updated as appropriate throughout the calendar year. The department may maintain a separate special skills overtime seniority list for work requiring special expertise and may limit that list to employees having that expertise. Due to the nature of the job, overtime is at times a necessary requisite. Therefore, each member will maintain a cellular telephone for the purpose of responding to overtime callouts. Each member will provide to the City one (1) telephone number where the member may be reached for this purpose. For call outs, the City representative shall contact the member by calling the number provided. Overtime call outs shall be made to the first person on the respective list on the basis of seniority. As many persons as are necessary to perform the work shall be called in the order as they appear on the respective list. The least senior person or persons shall be assigned mandatory overtime if no other employee(s) accept the assignment. The City need only work through the overtime list(s) with a call to the “overtime number” provided by the member once before assigning the overtime on a mandatory basis. For mandatory overtime calls City representatives are to inform members of the reason or nature of the mandatory status either by phone or by voice mail. Members are expected to respond to mandatory calls with a return call to the number provided by the City representative. Failure to respond to mandatory overtime may lead to discipline. For continuous overtime events involving inclement weather or storm damage, the City representative may continue rotating through the overtime list(s) based on seniority, as long as CDL or other license requirements are not violated. Nothing in this Article shall prevent the City from assigning overtime to any employee for the continuation of work the employee is assigned to and working on in order to complete the assigned work which may include, but is not limited to, snow plowing, leaf vacuuming, tree removal, and brush co...
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