Exempt Employees-Extraordinary Circumstances Sample Clauses

Exempt Employees-Extraordinary Circumstances. Employees in salary grade A-6 and above shall be considered exempt employees under applicable state and federal law and are not required to track or report their hours of work. The Town and the Union recognize that there are extraordinary circumstances, including but not limited to circumstances declared as Emergencies by the Town, where certain exempt employees perform well above and beyond their regular position requirements. When the Director determines that an employee has performed above and beyond position requirements, the Director and the affected employee shall meet to discuss the employee’s option of either accruing compensatory paid time off above and beyond any other time off provided for in this agreement, or being paid an additional amount. Such compensatory time shall not be accrued in excess of forty (40) hours per contract year. Alternatively, the employee may elect to be paid a bonus not to exceed one percent (1%) of his/her annual salary for any given contract year. An employee who is not satisfied with the outcome of this process may appeal to the Director of Administrative Services whose decision shall be final, binding and not subject to the grievance procedure.
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Exempt Employees-Extraordinary Circumstances. Employees in salary grade A-6 and above shall be considered exempt employees under applicable state and federal law and are not required to track or report their hours of work. The Town and the Union recognize that there are extraordinary circumstances, including but not limited to circumstances declared as Emergencies by the Town, where certain exempt employees perform well above and beyond their regular position requirements. When the Director determines that an employee has performed above and beyond position requirements, the Director and the affected employee shall meet to discuss the employee’s option of either accruing additional paid time off above and beyond any other time off provided for in this agreement, or being paid additional compensation. The Director will then forward a recommendation to the Town Manager for review and consideration. The decision to grant a bonus shall be in the sole discretion of the Town Manager and may not be grieved by the employee or the Union. Alternatively, the employee may elect to receive the bonus in a cash payment equal to the value of the additional PTO.
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