Mechanical Division Sample Clauses

Mechanical Division. The hours of duty for the Mechanical Division shall be forty (40) hours per week based on four (4) working days of ten (10) hours each from 08:00 to 18:00 hours, Monday to Friday, with the Chief of the Department having the discretion to determine the four (4) working days.
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Mechanical Division. (a) All employees in the Landover Bus Division are hereby guaranteed a minimum of work of a five (5) day week of eight (8) hour days; provided, any employee failing to make and complete a report on any day for any reason shall for- xxxx the day’s proportion of said minimum guarantee. All employees shall have two (2) consecutive days off in seven (7). (b) Overtime at the rate of time and one-half shall be paid for all time worked in excess of eight (8) hours in any one (1) day or forty (40) hours in any one (1) week consisting of five (5) consecutive days, but overtime worked in any one (1) day shall not be counted again in computing overtime on the weekly basis. Mechanical Division employees shall be paid at the rate of double the employee’s basic rate for actual time worked on the seventh (7th) consecutive workday in any one work- week defined as running from Sunday through Saturday (provided the employees have performed work on all their regularly scheduled workdays in that week, unless the fail- ure to do so is due to any of the following causes: jury duty; death in the immediate family; proven injury or ill- ness; absence on Union Business; or, any other absence with Authority approval.) (c) Garage Mechanics and Garage Fleet Servicers in the bus garage shall receive equal pay for comparable work. (d) All janitors shall work straight shifts. (e) Bus garage employees will be permitted to select their work shifts at the garage in accordance with seniority, within their respective classifications, subject to the num- ber of jobs of each classification assigned to each shift, providing the employee qualifies within a reasonable time for the job he has selected. (f) Whenever vacancies occur in the garage, notice will be posted within ten (10) days on the bulletin board in the aforementioned location giving opportunity for those who desire to apply to file their applications and to take exami- nations. Promotions will be made within thirty (30) days on the basis of fitness and ability and the applicants will be advised promptly of the results of such examination; pro- vided however, that in all cases where two (2) or more em- ployees have approximately equal qualifications for the va- cancy, seniority shall rule. Time spent in taking such exam- inations shall be paid for at straight-time rates. Time spent in taking an examination more than twice for the same classification within a one year period will not be paid, ab- sent proof of upgraded skills. The Union...
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Mechanical Division. Hou rs of Work (a) The weekly hours of work fo r an employee of the Mechan ical Division shall be equivalent to th i rty-seve n and one-half (37%) hours exclud ing meal periods, Monday through Friday inclusive, from 0830 hou rs to 1 630 hou rs. (b) By m utual ag reement of the Union and the Employer, the parties may implement a "mod ified " work week that shall provide fo r nine (9) days of work du ring each bi-weekly period . Du ring th is bi-weekly period , employees of the Mechan ical Division shall work seventy-five (75) hours. Eight (8) days shall be between the hou rs of 0730 and 1 630 , with a th i rty (30) min xxx xx nch break, and the ninth (91h) day shall be between the hours of 0730 and 1 500, with a th i rty (30) minute lunch break. Upon re presentation to the Fi re Ch ief, or his or her designate, and su bject to operational requirements, the Division may request a variation to these hou rs to accommodate the mod ified work schedule, ensuring a total of seventy-five (75) working hours over the bi­ weekly period . This sched ule wi ll be implemented fo r the entire Division. (c) Where applicable, employees of the Division working the "mod ified" work week sched ule shall alternate their flex days bi-weekly, to ensu re operational efficiency and sufficient staffing in the Division each week. (d) A sick day, vacation day, xxxxxxx xx holiday, or other paid leave from work shall be uti lized in an hourly equivalent to the annual entitlement. (e) It is understood that with the exception of unforeseen ci rcumstances , all efforts wi ll be made to ensure qualified personnel are available each reg ularly sched uled workday, Monday th rough F riday incl usive. (f) Upon th i rty (30) days' notice, the Union or Employer may cancel any mod ified work sched ule arrangement and revert to the normal schedule of five (5) days of work fo llowed by two (2) days of rest, as set out in clause (a) above. (g) Notwithstanding the foregoing , in the event of a m ajor emergency/d isaster or conflag ration , the Fire Ch ief may, without notice, requi re employees to revert to , and work, the normal sched ule of five (5) days of work fo r the du ration of the m ajor emergency/d isaster or conflag ration.
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Mechanical Division. Personnel in the Mechanical Division shall work a two (2) shift system consisting of five (5) consecutive shifts per week, consisting of eight (8) hour shifts for a total of hours per week. worked to replace an employee absent on a regular shift shall be paid at time- and-one-half or lieu time at time-and-one-half at the option of the employee. Lieu time for firefighters shall be subject to scheduling by the Officer in charge.
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