Lieutenant Acting Pay Options Sample Clauses

Lieutenant Acting Pay Options. 1. Lieutenants appointed to acting captain positions will be allowed to choose between one (1) of the following two (2) pay options prior to the beginning date of that appointment: a. The lieutenant can elect to continue to receive lieutenant’s pay and benefits while in the acting captain position; or b. The lieutenant can elect to receive acting captain pay and benefits while in the acting captain position. 2. A lieutenant who elects to receive captain pay and benefits during the acting appointment and earns exchange time during that appointment must use the accumulated exchange time within sixty (60) calendar days after the acting appointment ends, unless the captain determines operational necessity prevents it.
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Lieutenant Acting Pay Options. 1. Lieutenants appointed to acting captain positions will be allowed to choose between one (1) of the following two (2) pay options prior to the beginning date of that appointment: a. The lieutenant can elect to continue to receive lieutenant’s pay and benefits while in the acting captain position; or b. The lieutenant can elect to receive acting captain pay and benefits while in the acting captain position. 2. A lieutenant who elects to receive captain pay and benefits during the acting appointment and earns exchange time during that appointment must use the accumulated exchange time within sixty

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