Lead Worker. The Employer may not require an employee to assume lead workers duties unless the employee is paid additional compensation. An employee performing lead worker duties for a position that is one grade above his/her current grade shall receive a 6% increase in pay while performing the lead worker duties. An employee performing lead worker duties for a position that is two or more grades above his/her current grade shall receive a 12% increase in pay while performing the lead worker duties. An employee may refuse to perform uncompensated lead duties without penalty. An employee who voluntarily performs lead workers duties without compensation may not be negatively evaluated on his/her performance of the lead duties and may not be disciplined for actions that relate to the lead worker position taken in good faith. This section does not preclude the assignment of an employee as the lead on a specific project of a limited duration (typically 90 days or less).
Lead Worker. An employee assigned to a full spectrum of lead worker duties shall receive a five percent (5%) increase for actual hours worked as a lead worker. Lead worker duties comprise all of the following: • Training • Reviewing Work • Organizing, planning, and scheduling work assignments • Providing input on employee performance evaluations • Providing guidance in daily activities • Providing technical expertise • Acting as a resource on difficult points of procedure • Providing assistance to and making recommendations in the hiring process Employees shall not exercise lead worker responsibilities over employees with whom they have a family, financial, or close personal relationship.
Lead Worker. The Employer may not require an employee to assume lead workers duties unless they are paid additional compensation. An employee may refuse to perform uncompensated lead duties without penalty. An employee who voluntarily performs lead workers duties without compensation may not be negatively evaluated on his/her performance of the lead duties and may not be disciplined for actions that relate to the lead worker position taken in good faith. This section does not preclude the assignment of an employee as the lead on a specific project of a limited duration (typically 90 days or less).
Lead Worker. A lead worker, designated by the CITY, shall be paid one dollar ($1.00) per hour over the regular hourly rate of pay.
Lead Worker. Effective July 1, 2004, the University will establish a differential equal to four percent (4%) of the employee’s salary which will be applicable to positions in Grades 8, 9, 9a, or 9b, as follows: There will be a thirty-two (32) point scale for employees who perform the following duties. In order to be entitled to the differential, the employee must attain at least 23 points. Job Responsibilities Tasks Performed on a Regular Basis Points TOTAL 32 The employee will participate in an annual discussion with his/her manager to review the above checklist of duties and to verify that the employee continues to perform the above duties in a satisfactory manner. If the manager determines that the employee continues to perform the above duties in a satisfactory manner, the employee will continue receiving the differential. The manager’s determination that the employee no longer performs these duties may be grieved through the grievance procedure. Nothing herein will be deemed to change any existing practice with respect to performance of these duties by support staff or officers, respectively. The performance of lead worker duties shall not be a basis to remove a bargaining unit member from the bargaining unit, either as an officer or as a statutory supervisor.
Lead Worker. An employee designated in writing by the Section Manager/designee as 9 “lead worker” shall receive a seven and a half percent (7.5%) premium, calculated using the base 10 hourly rate of pay, in addition to the base wage for all time so assigned.
Lead Worker. Lead workers, shall not serve as a “Rater” of performance reports of other employees. A Lead worker shall be selected from the permanent employees in the same or similar classification and department and have the necessary skills and knowledge to perform the job. An employee designated as a Lead worker, shall receive a one (1) step wage differential and such differential shall not affect merit increases or anniversary dates. If a Lead worker is rated on the basis of supervisory ability, it will only be to the extent actually exercised. Lead workers shall be assigned or removed at the sole discretion of the Trust.
Lead Worker. When an employee is assigned to work as a lead worker, the employee shall receive a pay differential of $1.00 per hour. The decision on whether a lead worker is necessary for a particular assignment as well as the selection of employees to be lead workers is within the absolute discretion of the City.
Lead Worker. An employee designated to lead a permanent crew or assigned a similar scope of responsibilities.
Lead Worker. An employee may, at the discretion of the Department Head and the Human Resources Director, be assigned in writing as a Lead Worker. A Lead Worker is only an enhanced function of a job position and is not a change in classification. A Lead Worker routinely performs direction of work for at least one other employee and performs some limited but not all of the functions of a first level supervisor as specifically assigned, for example, scheduling, assignment of daily work tasks, and oversee daily operations and frontline customer service. Any employee designated as a Lead Worker shall be assigned limited first level supervisory responsibilities and shall receive an additional $0.80 (80 cents) per hour for all hours worked. Assignments are at the discretion of the County and not subject to grievance. Assignments will be reviewed yearly by Department Heads.
