Common use of Leap Day Clause in Contracts

Leap Day. For those members assigned to and working an average 56 hour work week, Leap Day will be divided into three (3) platoon shifts of eight (8) hours each, with members working the shift assigned by the Fire Chief. No employee shall be shorted compensation of 168 hours within the twenty-one (21) day period that includes February 29 and no employee shall receive overtime compensation for work scheduled on February 29. This one time deviation from the normal work schedule is intended to even out the holiday work schedule for the firefighters involved. All other members shall work at such time or times as may be directed by the Fire Chief.

Leap Day. For those members Members assigned to and working an average 56 48 hour work week, Leap Day will be divided into three (3) platoon shifts of eight (8) hours each, with members Members working the shift assigned by the Fire Chief. No employee shall be shorted compensation of 168 hours within the twenty-one (21) day period that includes February 29 and no employee shall receive overtime compensation for work scheduled on February 29. This one time deviation from the normal work schedule is intended to even out the holiday work schedule for the firefighters involved. All other members Members shall work at such time or times as may be directed by the Fire Chief. Each member shall be paid the overtime rate for the time worked on the day of Leap year or have the option of deferring the overtime to the compensatory time bank.