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Shift Trade Standards. A shift trade, for purposes of definition, shall mean a twenty-four
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Shift Trade Standards. A shift trade, for purposes of definition, shall mean a twenty-four (24) hour exchange of on-duty time or any part thereof. The trading of shifts is a privilege for employees, and the ability to trade is based on acceptable job performance. Abuse or misuse of the intent of the trading privilege, or poor job performance, may result in revocation of the privilege. Shift trades are not to affect staffing levels under any circumstances. This is an agreement between members only. A request for a shift trade shall be submitted via Telestaff, filled out in every detail and submitted at least 24 hours in advance of such intended use or at BC’s discretion. Notification must be sent to the appropriate Officer for the request to be approved. It shall be the responsibility of the designated replacement to report to duty on the agreed date and time on the shift trade request. If a replacement member is unable to fulfill their obligation it is their responsibility to either cancel the original agreement or find another replacement to fulfill the agreement. If they are not able to find a replacement or cancel the trade agreement then the member is responsible for making up the time lost to the District. The burden of responsibility rests solely on the person who commits to the shift trade as the replacement. The member, who is on the OT list, and who owes Woodside Fire Protection District time shall pay back at their first OT shift after being notified they owe the District. The Finance Manager and appropriate Chief Officer shall be notified and confirm the obligation is fulfilled. Should the employee owe more than 24 hours to the Employer, the employee will meet and confer with the Union and Employer in order to develop a plan for repayment. Should the employee wish to utilize their vacation hours as a form of repayment, it will require the written approval of the Fire Chief, and will be repaid on an hour for hour basis. If an individual owes the District and is not on the OT list, they must pay the District in the form of a payroll deduction, or have the appropriate hours deducted from their vacation balance, on an hour for hour basis. No shift trades between the affected member and other members will be approved until this obligation is paid back to the department. At no point shall the exchange of shifts (i.e. shift trade) cost the District money. If an individual owes the District and does not work OT to fulfill the obligation, the monetary charge will be the hours ...

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