Assignments of Work out of Classification Sample Clauses

Assignments of Work out of Classification. Exception pay of up to 15 percent (15%) of the employee’s base pay rate shall be paid when all of the following conditions are met:
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Assignments of Work out of Classification. An employee may be temporarily assigned work out of his classification for the convenience of the department. If such work is of a job classification with a higher pay range, the employee will receive an increase to the bottom step of the classification being filled. In the event, that the employee’s current rate is greater than this rate, he/she will receive the rate of the next step above his/her current rate. If an employee is assigned work to a position outside of the bargaining unit which is classified as non- supervisory, he/she shall receive an increase to the lowest step in the range assigned which is greater than his/her current rate. Employees assigned to fill a portion of the duties of a job of a supervisor shall receive an additional ten percent (10%) of their current base wage for the actual hours worked in the upgraded position. In addition to the above, for those employees within the Public Works Sub Departments the following shall apply: Exception pay shall be offered, and upon acceptance, granted to the most senior Local #542 employee when all immediate supervisors are out of the office for each sub-department, and the employee acts in the capacity of a supervisor. Exception pay shall be offered, and upon acceptance, granted to the most senior “competent person” assigned to an excavation crew of two (2) employees or more; acting in the capacity of a lead worker; when no other supervisory person is onsite; in accordance with 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P – Excavations. Exception pay shall be offered, and upon acceptance, granted to the most senior Local #542 employee assigned to perform road construction duties; consisting of grading, zipping or paving while actin gin the capacity of a lead worker when no other supervisory employee is onsite.
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