Clerical staff definition
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Clerical staff shall not be required to supervise students that enter the office disruptive or become disruptive in the office.
If 30 days’ notice is not practical, Clerical staff must give as much notice as possible.
Longevity: Clerical staff members who have 10 years of service as of July 1 for the 12 month employees and September for the 10 month employees, shall receive, in addition to the salary listed above, an additional $750.
Clerical staff, except for the City Clerk, who attend meetings of the City Council or of any Board or Commission of the City Council, will receive $28.00 for each meeting attended.
If a clerical staff employee appears to be physically unable to fulfill assigned duties, the immediate supervisor may require the employee to submit a written statement from a physician regarding Clerical staff employee’s physical condition to perform the assigned duties.
Clerical staff must work the full scheduled work day prior to and following the holiday in order to be eligible to receive payment for such holiday, or make some other arrangement satisfactory to the Fire Chief.
Clerical staff members employed less than fifty-two (52) weeks shall be given priority for summer clerical positions such as Summer School, textbook repair, summer substitutes, etc.
Clerical staff may sign up for flexible scheduling, thereby, voluntarily agreeing to work in excess of eight (8) hours per day, but within the forty (40) hour work week.
Clerical staff directed to perform duties in handling an emergency situation or weather related events shall receive one and one-half times (1.5) their normal rate of pay for the hours worked.
Clerical staff members employed less than fifty-two (52) weeks may request consideration for summer employment by submitting a letter to the Director of Human Resources.