Canine Assignment Pay Sample Clauses
The Canine Assignment Pay clause establishes additional compensation for employees assigned to work with or handle canines as part of their job duties. Typically, this clause outlines eligibility criteria, the amount or rate of extra pay, and the conditions under which the pay is granted, such as during training, active duty, or while caring for the animal outside of regular hours. Its core function is to recognize the extra responsibilities and potential risks associated with canine assignments, ensuring fair compensation and incentivizing employees to take on these specialized roles.
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Canine Assignment Pay. The parties estimate that the time spent by canine officers in all aspects of the care, feeding, exercise, transport to/from work and maintenance of their canines amounts to 5 hours per week. This amount is a good faith estimate, intended to be comprehensive, accurate and inclusive of all pertinent facts. The base hourly rate of pay for all off-duty canine care performed by canine handlers is $8.00 effective January 1, 2008, with an overtime rate of $12.00 per hour. Accordingly, the full compensation due officers for the performance of their off-duty canine responsibilities is $120.00 biweekly. The base hourly rate is subject to change according to the higher of State or Federal minimum wage rates. (see pay schedule/s on Appendix A) If and when employee performs any extraordinary work involving the dog, employee shall report such work immediately to employer within 24 hours. Extraordinary work includes, but is not limited to, unanticipated trips for emergency veterinarian care and any work which causes a substantial increase in work beyond what is compensated pursuant to paragraph 1.
Canine Assignment Pay. Employees assigned by the Appointing Authority to care for a Department Canine will be compensated eight (8) hours of pay each pay period at the employee's base rate of pay in order to provide care, feeding, and maintenance to the Canine for the Department. Such time will be considered hours worked for the purposes of calculating overtime. The compensation shall not be paid during any period of extended leave, e.g., more than one consecutive pay period, during which the employee is no longer responsible for caring for the Canine.
Canine Assignment Pay. Police Officers assigned to the K-9 unit will be paid ½ hour overtime for every day an officer is assigned to the K-9 unit and assigned a canine. Canine Assignment Pay shall not compound. The Police Department will maintain a policy governing the care and boarding of canines.