Supplemental Salary - Corporal Assignments Sample Clauses

Supplemental Salary - Corporal Assignments. Officers that are assigned to the position of Corporal will receive supplemental salary according to the following schedule of percentages (%) applied to base pay in the approved salary schedule per the MOU: Officers without Regular Education Pay 5.0% Officers earning 3-6% Regular Education Pay 5.35% Officers earning 9% Regular Education Pay 5.45% Temporary Education Pay, as outlined in the Professional Development Program, is considered an interim allowance and not considered Regular Education Pay for the purposes of this supplemental assignment pay provision of this section.
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