Temporary Changes in Work Schedule for K‐9 Officer Sample Clauses

Temporary Changes in Work Schedule for K‐9 Officer. The City and the Union acknowledge the need for the K‐9 Officer’s hours to be varied to increase the effectiveness of the K‐9 duties so that those individuals within the community who may be using or selling illegal substances cannot know the pattern or work schedule of the K‐9 Officer. To that end, it is agreed that the Chief of Police, or designee, and the K‐9 Officer, will set the schedule to include hours and days off that are mutually agreed upon by the parties. The K‐9 Officer may directly request to meet with the Chief or designee regarding scheduling. Any changes made shall remain consistent with the relevant Articles of the Agreement, including but not limited to: work hours in excess of eight and one‐half (8½) hours compensated as overtime. Changes to the K‐9 Officer’s schedule shall not circumvent overtime of other employees (covering for vacations, etc.) nor shall the changes be for the purpose of avoiding the payment of overtime pay or court time. However, the K‐9 Officer’s shift hours may be modified by the Chief, or designee, for the K‐9 Officer to participate in K‐9 demonstrations, school searches and training that falls outside the K‐9 Officer’s scheduled duty hours.
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Temporary Changes in Work Schedule for K‐9 Officer. The City and the Union acknowledge the need for the K-9 Officer’s hours to be varied to increase the effectiveness of the K-9 duties so that those individuals within the community who may be using or selling illegal substances cannot know the pattern or work schedule of the K-9 Officer. To that end, it is agreed that the Chief of Police, or designee, and the K-9 Officer, will set the schedule to include hours and days off that are mutually agreed upon by the parties. The K-9 Officer may directly request to meet with the Chief or designee regarding scheduling. Any changes made shall remain consistent with the relevant Articles of the Agreement, including but not limited to work hours in excess of eight and one- half (8½) hours compensated as overtime. Changes to the K-9 Officer’s schedule shall not circumvent overtime of other employees (covering for vacations, etc.) nor shall the changes be for the purpose of avoiding the payment of overtime pay or court time. However, the K-9 Officer’s shift hours may be modified by the Chief, or designee, for the K-9 Officer to participate in K-9 demonstrations, school searches and training that falls outside the K-9 Officer’s scheduled duty hours.

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