On-Call Time and Scheduling Sample Clauses

On-Call Time and Scheduling. 1. Unit members shall be granted one (1) hour of compensatory time for each seven consecutive days they are assigned to be on-call for after-hours Electronic Monitoring (EM) work. In addition, unit members shall be granted compensatory time on a minute-for- minute basis for time actually spent on after-hours EM matters, at the rate of one minute of compensatory time earned for each minute actually spent on after-hours EM matters. Unit members shall be granted an additional one (1) hour of compensatory time for two (2) calls or more in the seven consecutive day on-call period. This additional hour of compensatory time for two or more calls expires on June 30, 2024; however, the one hour of compensatory time per seven consecutive day on-call period and the minute-for- minute compensatory time for time actually spent on after-hours EM matters remain permanent. 2. Both the weekly hour and the minute-for-minute compensatory time described in this Section 5.8B shall be subject to all provisions of this Agreement governing the use of compensatory time, including those provisions that currently limit the amount of compensatory time that an employee may carry at any given time to a maximum of forty (40) hours, at which time a meeting must be held between the unit member and his/her supervisor to discuss a plan to utilize the accrued compensatory time subject to operational needs. 3. Unit members not regularly assigned to pretrial services but who are trained and qualified to perform after-hours EM work shall not be precluded from volunteering to perform after-hours EM work if the vicinage determines that there is a need for additional staff to perform after-hours EM work. 4. Good faith, reasonable efforts shall be made to rotate after-hours EM work within a vicinage. The Union may notify Central Office Human Resources for meeting and discussion in cases of extraordinary circumstances. 5. The Judiciary shall establish, and update as necessary, uniform procedures for the recording, verification and approval of the weekly hour and the minute-for-minute compensatory time described in this Section 5.9. Unit members shall adhere to these recording, verification and approval procedures. 6. Nothing herein shall be construed or applied to prohibit or limit any vicinage from assigning after-hours EM work to qualified persons who are not unit members, or to require a vicinage to grant unit members preference in the assignment of qualified persons to after- hours EM work. 7. I...
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