Canine Officer. An employee assigned as Canine Officer shall receive three and three-quarter (3.75) hours of additional straight-time pay in each fourteen (14) day pay period, such additional compensation to be used in the calculation of overtime.
Canine Officer. Employees assigned by the Employer to Canine (K-9) Officer shall receive sixteen (16) hours of pay per month for canine maintenance.
Canine Officer. The K-9 Officer shall receive four (4) hours of overtime pay per week for feeding and caring for his/her dog while off duty.
Canine Officer. During the time that the City of Xxxxxxxx utilizes a canine officer, the city agrees as follows:
Canine Officer. The parties agree that the effective Memorandum of Understanding regarding the Canine Officer shall be attached to this Agreement as an Appendix. Upon the request of either party, the parties shall discuss the Memorandum of Understanding during a Labor Management Meeting.
Canine Officer. 43.8.1 An employee assigned as Canine Officer shall receive specific compensation in the amount of an additional five percent (5%) of the monthly base salary per month. This increase in compensation is intended to compensate officers for expertise of being canine handlers and in lieu of their ability to participate in seniority shift sign-up in the Field Services Division, and selection processes for other special assignments or collateral duties.
Canine Officer. A. For a City owned canine certified for duty use, the City shall provide food, special food supplements and equipment as outlined in the Canine Operations Manual.
Canine Officer. Effective July 12, 2014, canine officers shall be allowed to end his or her shift one-half (½) hour early which would give the canine officer a seven and one half (7½) work day as opposed to their present eight (8) hour work day.
Canine Officer. Section 1. Should the Department create or maintain the duty assignment of Canine Officer, it may be eliminated anytime at the discretion of the Chief of Police. The selection of and the continued service of a Canine Officer is at the discretion of the Chief of Police. Canine Officers agree to serve in his/her assignment for the duration of the service life of the canine assigned.
Canine Officer. A Canine Officer may be appointed by, and will serve at the discretion of, the Chief of Police, who may recommend termination the Canine Program at any time. The Chief of Police will follow Article 11.4 of the collective bargaining agreement in selecting the Canine Officer. The Rochester Police Commission may terminate the Canine Program at any time. During any regular on-duty shift, the Canine Officer will be relieved of regular duties for one (1) hour for the purpose of caring for, training, and feeding the animal, but will receive regular, straight-time wages for the full shift. This does not apply to shifts worked on outside details or private duty assignments. On any day that the Canine Officer is not scheduled for an on-duty shift, he or she will receive one (1) hour of overtime compensation for caring for, training, and feeding the animal. The Canine Officer shall not receive more than one (1) hour of compensation in any calendar day for caring for, training and feeding the animal. The Canine Officer shall be eligible for Call-back pay in accordance with the “Call-back pay” provisions of Article