Non Operations Sample Clauses

Non Operations. The primary work schedule for the Administrative Support Bureau will be the 5/8 plan. Alternative work schedules may be implemented by mutual agreement of the Union and the City. Shift and day off schedule: Administrative Support Bureau (ASB) 0800 – 1600 hours Days off: S/S The primary work schedule for Special Investigations will be the 5/8 plan for Officers and Sergeants and the 4/10 plan for detectives. Upon the request of the employee, the Bureau Commander may grant authorization for the employee to switch schedules on a case by case basis. Hours and days off for 5/8 personnel will be 0900 – 1700 with S/S off. Hours and days off for 4/10 personnel will be 0800 – 1800 and F/S/S or S/S/M. The primary work schedule for the Criminal Investigations Division (Property and Person Crimes Sections) will be the 4/10 shift plan. The shift start time may either be 0700 or 0800 and fixed in the monthly schedule. The alternate schedule will be the 5/8 plan and the start time will be 0800 hours. Upon the request of the employee the Bureau Commander may grant authorization for the employee to switch schedules on a case by case basis. For CID, the 4/10 schedule days off will be F/S/S or S/S/M. Days off for detectives on the 5/8 schedule will continue to be S/S. . Up to four (4) CID Detectives can be assigned to a 4/10 swing shift schedule with a starting time of 1300 hours with the designated days off being F/S/S or S/S/M. In order to maintain adequate staffing within the individual units within the division, and with a minimum of two , the Bureau Commander may adjust the days off for detectives on the 4/10 plan from S/S/M to F/S/S or from F/S/S to S/S/M. Days off shall be by departmental seniority and shall be bid prior to October 1st of the preceding year.
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Non Operations. A. Administrative Support Bureau (ASB): The primary work schedule will be the 5/8 plan, 0800-1600, with S/S off.
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Non Operations. 1 point within a consecutive Written Reprimand 12-month period 2 points within a consecutive Written Reprimand 12-month period 3 points within a consecutive 1 Day (8-hours) Suspension 12-month period 4 points within a consecutive 3 Days (24-hours) Suspension 12-month period with final notice 5 points within a consecutive Termination 12-month period Operations: 1 point within a consecutive Written Reprimand 12-month period 2 points within a consecutive ½ Shift Suspension (12-hours) 12-month period 3 points within a consecutive 1 Shift Suspension (24-hours) 12-month period with final warning 4 points within a consecutive Termination 12-month period Section 4 Discipline will normally be imposed according to the above schedule. If the employee is able to show some compelling reason for the late or A.W.O.L., the Fire Chief or designee may elect in a manner which is not arbitrary or capricious to withhold or modify discipline in a given case. Any modification of discipline in a given case shall be non-precedent setting in all future cases.
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