Special Duty Assignment Premiums Sample Clauses

Special Duty Assignment Premiums. Represented employees assigned to the following special duty assignments shall receive, until the conclusion of their assignment, a premium that is calculated as an addition to their base hourly rate of pay. The following reflects the percentage increased for each special duty assignment currently established (below premium effective upon signing of contract; until such time, 1%) Rope Rescue Technician – 2% of employee’s base pay SCBA Technician – 2% of employee’s base pay EMS Supply Coordinator – 2% of employee’s base pay The selection process will include a fourteen (14) day posting to allow all interested employees the opportunity to apply. The number of employees assigned to specialty assignments shall be determined by the Chief. Selection of the union members to fill vacant specialty assignments shall be determined in the following manner: A Selection Committee shall be formed from within the union group consisting of: A member of the executive board of the union, the Administrative BC or a line BC if the Admin BC position is vacant, a Captain, a line firefighter or firefighter paramedic, and the member responsible for the area of special duty. One member of the selection committee may fill more than one qualification (Ex. A Captain who is also the member responsible for the area of special duty may fill the committee requirement for both Captain and the member responsible for the area of special duty. The committee members shall be agreed to by the Union and the Fire Chief or designee. If a member of the committee has petitioned for a specialty pay position, they will recuse themselves from the selection process for the position which they are petitioning to fill. The selection committee will recommend to the Fire Chief or designee the applicant/s most qualified to fill the vacant specialty assignment position/s. Qualifications shall be determined by the member responsible for the area of special duty and be observed by the selection committee. The Chief or designee will fill the specialty assignment/s in accordance with the recommendations of the selection committee. If two or more candidates are found to be equally qualified by the committee selection process, seniority shall be the tie breaker with the most senior member being selected.
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