MOBILE PHONE ALLOCATION Sample Clauses

MOBILE PHONE ALLOCATION a. Designated categories of employees listed in Appendix F will be provided an annual mobile phone allocation to support the use of mobile phones required by SMCPS. Additional positions may be approved by the Superintendent with communication to EASMC.
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MOBILE PHONE ALLOCATION. 17.1 Any employee On Call will be provided with a mobile phone.
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MOBILE PHONE ALLOCATION. Designated categories of employees will be provided a $300 mobile phone allocation each year to support the use of a mobile phone that will facilitate the employee’s ability to perform his/her assigned work. This allocation shall be prorated if less than a full year is worked and will not be included for retirement calculation purposes. Employees who received the allocation prior to FY 2017 will continue to receive the allocation until such time as their assignment changes to reflect a change in the allocation. At the discretion of the Superintendent or designee, a SMCPS-owned mobile phone may be provided to the employee in lieu of the $300 allocation. Additional positions approved by the Superintendent or designee with communication to CEASMC. The following employee groups will receive the allocation: Building Service Managers Assistant Building Service Managers Department of Information Technology
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MOBILE PHONE ALLOCATION. The Company Mobile Phones are not included in the calculation of Salary Packages and therefore are considered "tools of trade". Mobile Phones will be issued to those personnel who by their function are required to be contacted or make calls on behalf of the company out of normal business hours and on a frequent basis. The issue and use of mobile telephones to employees will be subject to an annual review and will continue at management’s discretion; only a Regional Manager, Functional Director or Chief Executive Office shall authorise the issue of Mobile Phones.
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