New Hire Lateral Incentive Pay Sample Clauses

New Hire Lateral Incentive Pay. ‌ New hires who come into the Sheriff’s Department from another public law enforcement agency on or after September 9, 2022 will receive lateral incentive pay up to a maximum of $20,000. Lateral Deputies with a minimum of one year of peace officer experience in a law enforcement agency will be paid at the following intervals: $12,500 – Upon completion of the hiring process, $2,000 – Upon completion of department training period, $3,000 – At the end of their probationary period $2,500 – 1 year after the end of their probationary period In no event will an employee receive more than the maximum of $20,000 lateral incentive pay. To be eligible for the lateral incentive pay, Lateral Deputies must possess the minimum California POST requirement for appointment to a peace officer position in the Law Enforcement Services Bureau, Court Services Bureau or Detention Services Bureau at the time of hire and are not required to complete the applicable County Sheriff’s Department Academy.
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New Hire Lateral Incentive Pay. New hires who come into the Sheriff’s Department from another public law enforcement agency on or after September 30, 2005 with external experience in law enforcement will receive lateral incentive pay of $1,000 for each full year of external experience brought to the County of San Diego for up to five (5) years of experience or a maximum of $5,000. Lateral incentive pay for each full year of qualifying external law enforcement experience will be paid at the following intervals: $1,000 – Upon completion of the hiring process, $1,000 – At the successful completion of the applicable probationary period, $1,000 – Every year thereafter on employee’s anniversary date, up to a maximum of $5,000. In no event will an employee receive more than the maximum of $5,000 lateral incentive pay. Lateral Deputies who are hired into the Department will not be sent to the Academy. They will be assigned directly to the Law Enforcement Services Bureau, Court Services Bureau or Detentions Services Bureau.
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