Dirty Work Premium. A dirty work premium will be paid when approved by the employee’s supervisor at a minimum of eight (8) hours premium whenever it is applied as per Appendix “A”.
Dirty Work Premium. Employees working in excavations with water or with soil containing water from another grave site, or while pumping water from an excavation site, cleaning up body fluids or opening a retort before full cremation shall be paid a premium of ten dollars ($10.00) per occasion for performing such work excluding exhumations. A premium for opening a gas fired retort before full cremation shall not normally be paid. Employees repairing or working on septic systems shall be paid a premium of five dollars ($5.00) per hour or portion thereof.
Dirty Work Premium. A premium of eighty-four cents ($0.84) one dollar ($1.00) per hour effective January 1, 2020 additional compensation shall be paid to employees when spraying paint, punching boiler tubes, relining furnaces, or refinishing wooden gym floors. Upon instruction from the Board or its designated official, an employee performing other duties considered as “Dirty Work” shall be paid the same premium. This premium shall be increased by the percentage increase in the basic payroll rounded to the nearest cent.
Dirty Work Premium. A premium of six percent (6%) of an Employee’s hourly rate of pay shall be paid for each hour, or portion thereof, spent working to:
Dirty Work Premium. Employees in Oiling Crews and the Gully Machine Operator and Helper, who are working on raw sewage, and the Sweeper Operators and the Backperson on Oiler, the Hammer Knife Operator and employees working on Ball Diamond Dragging shall receive an additional thirty cents (300) per hour above their normal rates. Sweeper Operators shall receive dirty work premiums for their total shift. Other employees, excluding Class "A" Mechanics, will receive dirty work premiums only from the time they are involved with dirty work to the end of the shift.
Dirty Work Premium. (cont'd) When employees, other than Class "A" Mechanics, are assisting in mechanical repairs on their equipment, they will be paid the Dirty Work Premium while so working.
Dirty Work Premium. When maintenance employees are required to perform duties considered as “dirty work” and the Director of Facilities or his designate has approved the work, the employee shall be paid an additional premium of forty cents (40¢) per hour. This clause will apply when work is performed in the following areas: spray booth painting; boiler cleaning; working on sewage lift station.
Dirty Work Premium. (a) When employees are required to work at the City landfill operation which necessitates handling garbage on the landfill site, they shall be paid a premium of one dollar and twenty-five cents ($1.25) per hour for all such hours worked following contact, with a minimum payment of two (2) hours.
