Network Specialist Sample Clauses

Network Specialist. Full-time salaries expressed in dollars per annum. Part-time salaries expressed in dollars per hour. (a) Brampton Public Library
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Network Specialist. Full-time salaries expressed in dollars per annum. Part-time salaries expressed in dollars per hour.
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Network Specialist. Full-time salaries expressed in dollars per annum. Part-time salaries expressed in dollars per hour. Employees who retire early, prior to age 65 on an unreduced OMERS pension, may at their own expense, continue to maintain the coverage of any one or all of the following benefits for themselves and their spouses: Full-time employees • Extended Health Benefits Plan (includes prescription drug plan) as per Article 21.01 (b) • Dental Plan as per Article 21.01 (e) Part-Time Employees • Extended Health Benefits Plan (includes prescription drug plan) as per Article 21.04 (b) • Dental Plan as per Article 21.04 (e) Early retirees may continue to pay these benefits through the Employer up to age 65, at which time all benefits will be cancelled. Upon death of the employee, an eligible spouse and/or eligible dependent covered by benefits will remain on the plan until the end of the current present quarter, at which time coverage will be cancelled. The early retiree will be required to provide payments in advance on a quarterly basis. Failure to pay the premiums on time will result in permanent cancellation of the coverage. Four post-dated cheques may be provided to the Employer at the beginning of each calendar year to cover such quarterly payments. APPENDIX “c”
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Network Specialist. (a) The Network Specialists do not have an on-call roster arrangement and therefore do not receive the “On Call” standby allowance. (b) It is however recognised that matters can be escalated to them for their specialist knowledge and therefore on occasions they will be called to address network/server related matters outside of normal working hours. (c) In recognition, the following arrangement will apply: i. Call Out Payment • On Site: Where the Network Specialist is required to travel to a site outside their normal hours of duty to rectify an IT matter, then they are to receive a minimum payment of four (4) hours. The minimum payment shall be increased by fifty percent (50%) for such attendance during a Monday to Friday period and by one hundred percent (100%) when it relates to a Saturday/Sunday or Public Holiday. • Off Site: Where the Network Specialist receives a call after hours and does not have to undertake any travel to address the matter then they shall be paid for the time involved with a minimum of one (1) hour at the appropriate Overtime rate. The appropriate overtime rate for a Monday to Friday period is plus fifty percent (50%) except where the overall time undertaken to resolve this issue or consecutive issues exceeds three (3) hours then such additional time be paid at plus one hundred percent (100%). For time involved to address such matters on a Saturday/Sunday or Public Holiday then the Overtime rate shall be plus one hundred percent (100%).
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Network Specialist. A Network Specialist should be conversant with the operations of various types of Networks and associated management tools to diagnose alarms as well as dispatching the appropriate technicians. A Network specialist should be versed in supporting troubleshooting protocols and activities. A Network Specialist shall have knowledge, experience, training and certifications required by the Railroad Customer. Each network Specialist shall be responsible for maintaining and responding to call outs in all territories and will be capable of performing his function without direct supervision.
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Network Specialist. Responsible for the design, implementation, and defense of the network. Must meet the Department of Defense Directive (DoDD) 8570.01 “Information Assurance Training, Certification, and Workforce Management” and DoD 8570-M “Information Assurance Workforce Improvement Program” requirements for IAT (Information Assurance Technical) Level 1 or 2, OR IASAE (Information Assurance System Architect and Engineer) Level 1 or 2 OR meet the requirements for any type of Computer Network Defense (CND) professional (CND-A, CND-IS, CND-IR, CND-AU) mentioned in the aforementioned regulations.
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