Drug Enforcement and Evidence Section Itinerary Sample Clauses

Drug Enforcement and Evidence Section Itinerary. Employees assigned to the Drug Enforcement Section shall submit an itinerary on a weekly basis. Evidence Program employees shall submit an itinerary on a monthly basis or other timeframe as mutually agreed upon between the employee and their supervisor. The employee's supervisor may approve, deny, make changes, or reschedule the employee for operating needs (but not to include the avoidance of court overtime). Once set, an itinerary may also be changed by his/her supervisor for operating needs (but not to include the avoidance of court overtime). An irregular hours liability will only accrue for a change after the itinerary is set. The irregular hours liability is limited to the shift in which the change occurs. The employee also may change his/her itinerary subject to the supervisor's approval with no liability to the Department.
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Drug Enforcement and Evidence Section Itinerary. Employees assigned to the Drug Enforcement Section shall submit an itinerary on a weekly basis. Evidence Program employees shall submit an itinerary on a monthly basis or other timeframe as mutually agreed upon between the employee and their supervisor. The employee's supervisor may approve, deny, make changes, or reschedule the employee for operating needs (but not to include the avoidance of court overtime). Once set, an itinerary may also be changed by their supervisor for operating needs (but not to include the avoidance of court overtime). An irregular hours liability will only accrue for a change after the itinerary is set. The irregular hours liability is limited to the shift in which the change occurs. The employee also may change their itinerary subject to the supervisor's approval with no liability to the Department. Overtime liability for these employees only occurs in callback situations under this Agreement, or where the employee works more than forty (40) hours per week, except for irregular shifts. Where

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