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Voluntary Overtime Staffing Procedure‌ a. The Department shall utilize the designated computer program (currently Telestaff). Employees may access the program via computer in the fire stations, or from home via Internet from their personal computers. It is the responsibility of the employees who wish to be available for overtime to make sure the computer program has properly recorded their availability on all or part of the specific date. Employees may access the computer program at any time to make modifications to their availability or the phone number they can be contacted at. The Battalion Chief or designee will be available to assist employees who are unable to access the computer program. The back-up for the computer program will be a telephone call to the Battalion Chief office. Training will be provided for all employees on the computer program’s operations prior to implementing any new features of the program.
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