Residential Beat Officer relieving in an OSA position (and eligible to receive OSA Sample Clauses

Residential Beat Officer relieving in an OSA position (and eligible to receive OSA and remaining in a residential beat residence: (i) Beats allowance ceases immediately and the officer receives the OSA and all other provisions normally relating to an OSA position would apply; (ii) If called upon by the public at the residence outside of hours (and no other arrangements have been put in place by management to cover the situation), then overtime provisions apply for the time work is performed; (iii) Recall provisions would apply only where the recall is approved by management. (iv) These arrangements would continue to apply until officer resumes duties at the Police Beat.
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