Common use of Bilingual Pay Clause in Contracts

Bilingual Pay. ‌ An employee assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter shall receive an additional two percent (2%), based on the employee’s hourly regular rate of pay. To be assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter, an employee must be certified in accordance with certification requirements determined by the Sheriff or designee and must sign a written agreement that they will use the bilingual skills for which they are compensated as needed during the course of their duties. The parties will determine the languages for which a Bilingual Interpreter is necessary and memorialize such agreement in a separate Memorandum of Understanding.

Bilingual Pay. ‌ An employee assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter shall receive an additional two percent (2%), based on the employee’s hourly regular rate of pay. To be assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter, an employee must be certified in accordance with certification requirements determined by the Sheriff or designee designee, and must sign a written agreement that they will use the bilingual skills for which they are compensated as needed during the course of their dutiesbe re-certified every three (3) years. The parties will determine the languages for which a Bilingual Interpreter is necessary and memorialize such agreement in a separate Memorandum of Understanding.

Bilingual Pay. ‌ An employee assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter shall receive an additional two percent (2%), based on the employee’s hourly regular rate of pay. To be assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter, an employee must be certified in accordance with certification requirements determined by the Sheriff or designee designee, and must sign a written agreement that they will use the bilingual skills for which they are compensated as needed during the course of their dutiesbe re-certified every three (3) years. The parties will determine the languages for which a Bilingual Interpreter is necessary and memorialize such agreement in a separate Memorandum of Understanding.

Bilingual Pay. ‌ An employee assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter shall receive an additional two percent (2%), based on the employee’s hourly regular rate of pay. To be assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter, an employee must be certified in accordance with certification requirements determined by the Sheriff or designee and must sign a written agreement that they will use the bilingual skills for which they are compensated as needed during the course of their duties. The parties will determine the languages for which a Bilingual Interpreter is necessary and memorialize such agreement in a separate Memorandum of Understanding.

Bilingual Pay. ‌ An employee assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter shall receive an additional two percent (2%), based on the employee’s hourly regular rate of pay. To be assigned as a Bilingual Interpreter, an employee must be certified in accordance with certification requirements determined by the Sheriff or designee and must sign a written agreement that they will use the bilingual skills for which they are compensated as needed during the course of their dutiesdesignee. The parties will determine the languages for which a Bilingual Interpreter is necessary and memorialize such agreement in a separate Memorandum of Understanding.