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DAY CAMP DIRECTOR HOURS. Hours worked as a Day Camp Director, Class Code 0835, shall count towards the hours needed to transition to a half-time position pursuant, to Articles 4.1 (Part-Time Employment) and 9.1 (Transition to Half-Time Positions) of this MOU. MOU 07 Appendix A Operative on January 1, 2023 CLASS CODE TITLE SALARY
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DAY CAMP DIRECTOR HOURS. Hours worked as a Day Camp Director, Class Code 0835, shall count towards the hours needed to transition to a half-time position pursuant, to Articles 4.1 (Part-Time Employment) and 9.1 (Transition to Half-Time Positions) of this MOU. February 5, 2021 MOU 07 Appendix A Operative on July 1, 2018 2433-0 Art Instructor $ 29.35 2452-A Art Instructor $ 18.08 2452-B Art Instructor $ 20.96 2452-C Art Instructor $ 23.85 2452-D Art Instructor $ 26.83 0835-0 Day Camp Director I $ 18.87 0835-A Day Camp Director II $ 20.96 0835-B Day Camp Director II $ 22.53 0835-C Day Camp Director II $ 24.37 0835-D Day Camp Director II $ 26.20 2498-0 Recreation Assistant $ 17.29 2499-A Recreation Instructor $ 18.08 2499-B Recreation Instructor $ 20.96 2499-C Recreation Instructor $ 23.85 2499-D Recreation Instructor $ 26.83 Current incumbents “grandfathered” at their current rate of pay as of March 1, 2015, if higher than the above hourly rates. Pay Grades A and D obsolete – no new hires. Current incumbents “grandfathered” at their current rate of pay. MOU 07 Appendix B Operative on October 28, 2018 2433-0 Art Instructor $ 30.20 2452-A Art Instructor $ 18.60 2452-B Art Instructor $ 21.57 2452-C Art Instructor $ 24.54 2452-D Art Instructor $ 27.61 0835-0 Day Camp Director I $ 19.42 0835-A Day Camp Director II $ 21.57 0835-B Day Camp Director II $ 23.18 0835-C Day Camp Director II $ 25.08 0835-D Day Camp Director II $ 26.96 2498-0 Recreation Assistant $ 17.79 2499-A Recreation Instructor $ 18.60 2499-B Recreation Instructor $ 21.57 2499-C Recreation Instructor $ 24.54 2499-D Recreation Instructor $ 27.61 Current incumbents “grandfathered” at their current rate of pay as of March 1, 2015, if higher than the above hourly rates. Pay Grades A and D obsolete – no new hires. Current incumbents “grandfathered” at their current rate of pay. MOU 07 Appendix C Operative on January 19, 2020 2433-0 Art Instructor $ 31.03 2452-A Art Instructor $ 19.11 2452-B Art Instructor $ 22.16 2452-C Art Instructor $ 25.21 2452-D Art Instructor $ 28.37 0835-0 Day Camp Director I $ 19.95 0835-A Day Camp Director II $ 22.16 0835-B Day Camp Director II $ 23.82 0835-C Day Camp Director II $ 25.77 0835-D Day Camp Director II $ 27.70 2498-0 Recreation Assistant $ 18.28 2499-A Recreation Instructor $ 19.11 2499-B Recreation Instructor $ 22.16 2499-C Recreation Instructor $ 25.21
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DAY CAMP DIRECTOR HOURS. Hours worked as a Day Camp Director, Code 0835, shall count towards the hours needed to transition to a half-time position pursuant to Articles 4.1 and 9.1 of this MOU. Effective Date Step 1 Step 2 Spec Adj #1* Spec Adj #2** Spec Adj #3*** Effective Date Spec Adj #1* Spec Adj #2** Spec Adj #3*** * For employees who have been compensated for 1000 hours or more since 7/1/07 ** For employees who have been compensated for at least 1000 hours since Special Adj #1 *** For employees who have been compensated for at least 1000 hours since Special Adj #2 (previously classified as Recreation Assistant III) Effective Date Spec Adj #1* Spec Adj #2** Spec Adj #3*** 1/1/12 $17.50/hr $17.98/hr $18.47/hr * For employees who have been compensated for 1000 hours or more since 7/1/07 ** For employees who have been compensated for at least 1000 hours since Special Adj #1 *** For employees who have been compensated for at least 1000 hours since Special Adj #2 Recreation Instructor 7/1/07 7/1/08 7/1/09 7/1/10 7/1/11 2499C $11.25/hr $11.50/hr $12.00/hr Pay level eliminated 2499D $12.50/hr $12.60/hr $14.38/hr $14.70/hr $15.13/hr 2499E $15.00/hr $15.15/hr $15.35/hr $15.50/hr $15.80/hr 2499F $17.50/hr $17.65/hr $17.85/hr $18.15/hr $18.40/hr 2499H $20.00/hr $20.20/hr $20.45/hr $20.75/hr $21.00/hr 2499J $22.50/hr $22.70/hr $22.95/hr $23.30/hr $23.65/hr Employees may request consideration in writing of assignment to a higher level of pay. Management will give consideration of the request, and provide a response in writing.
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