Volunteer Fire Fighters/Search & Rescue Team (Regular Employees Sample Clauses

Volunteer Fire Fighters/Search & Rescue Team (Regular Employees. A regular employee who acts as a volunteer fire fighter with the Village of Nakusp or as a member of Search & Rescue team, shall be given leave of absence without loss of pay, provided the employee is not required on the job at the time, and there is an emergency situation requiring the employee’s services during regular working hours. Such an employee shall not receive remuneration from any other source for the period while being paid by the Employer, and no other payments will be made by the Employer to a volunteers’ fund or to the individual for those hours when the employee qualifies under this provision.
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