Overtime and Recall for Law Enforcement MOS Sample Clauses

Overtime and Recall for Law Enforcement MOS. Procedures 1. Regular Overtime and Recall - When minimum staffing is compromised, the recall of MOS for regular overtime may be filled by MOS assigned to that particular shift, to include MOS assigned to that particular shift on (1) a training day, then (2) MOS using compensatory time off or vacation, and finally (3) any qualified MOS willing to work. 2. Qualified non-exempt MOS will have the first opportunity to participate in overtime, unless an exempt MOS is required. 3. If staffing levels or overtime assignments are not filled voluntarily by seniority, then they shall be filled by reverse seniority.
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