Coach Officer Sample Clauses

Coach Officer. An officer assigned the responsibility of Coach Officer under the Ontario Police College Recruit Training Program, or any other Recruit Training Program, shall receive fifty hours of non-cashable lieu days. Where more than one officer is assigned the duties, the lieu time shall be apportioned in relation to the time spent by each officer in the training of the new recruit to a maximum of fifty (50) hours. Upon completion of the coaching period, if the Chief of Police or designate assigns another officer as coach of that recruit, that officer shall receive ten (10) hours of non-cashable lieu time for every eighty (80) hours spent with that recruit.
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Coach Officer. Members assigned as coach officer will receive a premium of $250.00 per assignment or $100.00 per month, whichever is greater, for each Fourth Class Constable assigned to them for coaching. Where more than one coach officer is assigned to the same member the coach officer pay will be prorated.
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Coach Officer. 27.1 No member shall be designated as a Coach Officer unless they have successfully completed the Coach Officer Program offered by the Ontario Police College. 27.2 A member designated or assigned as coach officers for the purpose of the recruit-training program shall receive an additional one-dollar ($1) per hour for the duration of the designated training period. To be paid in the last pay period of the month following the training period.
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Coach Officer. 27.1 No member shall be designated as a Coach Officer unless they have successfully completed the Coach Officer Program offered by the Ontario Police College. 27.2 A member designated or assigned as coach officers for the purpose of the recruit-training program shall receive an additional one-dollar ($1) per hour for the duration of the designated training period. To be paid in the last pay period of the month following the training period. 27.3 Any ECO member who has successfully completed the Coaching and Mentoring Program and is assigned training responsibilities of another member shall receive an additional one-dollar ($1) per hour for the duration of the designated training period. To be paid in the last pay period of the month following the designated training period.
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Coach Officer. Any member who is qualified as and assigned by the Chief of Police, or designate, to act as a Coach Officer shall be paid Five Dollars ($5.00) for every shift spent as a Coach Officer. Such pay shall be paid on the first regular pay of the month for work so performed in the previous month.
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Coach Officer. Members of the bargaining unit required to act in the role of Coach Officer will receive an allowance of $0.53 per hour only for actual hours worked.
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Coach Officer. Where a Member is assigned to train a recruit Member of the Service, they shall be paid five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each recruit they mentor for the duration of the training program.
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