Fire Fighting Division definition

Fire Fighting Division means all employees covered by this Agreement, except the 8-hour employees. 1 ARTICLE II
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Fire Fighting Division means all employees covered by this Agreement, 23 except the 8-hour employees. 3 SECTION 1. The City recognizes the Association as the exclusive collective bargaining agent or 4 representative on all matters of wages, hours and conditions of employment as defined in Section 5 111.70 (1) (a), Wisconsin Statutes, for all regular full-time sworn employees of the West Allis 6 Fire Department, but excluding supervisory employees as defined in Section 111.70 (1) (a), 7 Wisconsin Statutes, for the purpose of collective bargaining as defined in Section 111.70 (1) (a), 8 Wisconsin Statutes. 9 SECTION 2. The City agrees that it will not discriminate against any employee covered by this 10 Agreement because of membership or activities in the Association, nor will the City interfere 11 with the right of any employee to become a member of the Association, as provided by Section 12 111.70 (1) (a), Wisconsin Statutes. 1 ARTICLE III
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Fire Fighting Division means those employees whose primary duties are fire suppression and emergency medical service and are assigned to a 24 hour duty day.
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Examples of Fire Fighting Division in a sentence

  • Employees assigned to the Fire Fighting Division or Aviation Division, shall work the following regular hours: An average fifty-six (56) hour work week.

  • Seniority for other purposes will begin on the date of employment in the Fire Fighting Division.

  • One (1) weeks vacation shall mean four (4) consecutive duty days on the two-platoon system for the Fire Fighting Division and five (5) duty days for those positions named in Clause 4:02.

  • The Detroit Fire Department ("DFD") is comprised of ten divisions, including the Fire Fighting Division and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division.

  • DFD currently has approximately 1,173 employees, including 812 in the Fire Fighting Division and 249 in the EMS Division.

  • That is the last Full Time Fire Fighter to enter the affected division shall be the first Full Time Fire Fighter to be laid off in that Division and exercise seniority rights in the Fire Fighting Division and the last Full Time Fire Fighter laid off in the affected Division shall be the first recalled to that Division, subject to Clause 9:03 and Clause 10:03.

  • A new employee who enters into the Fire Fighting Division shall enter at the rank of Probationer.

  • All uniformed personnel in the Fire Department who are assigned to the Fire Fighting Division shall be required to be compensated for any overtime hours worked.

  • Section 1 Work Schedule The work schedule of employment shall be for the Fire Fighting Division, as prescribed by Act 125, Public Acts of 1925.

  • Overtime pay at the rate of time and one-half (1 2) shall be paid employees of the Fire Fighting Division for all work in excess of their regularly scheduled work day (24 consecutive hours) or work week (53.845 hours effective 1/1/95) with a one hour minimum payment.


More Definitions of Fire Fighting Division

Fire Fighting Division means those employees whose primary duties are fire
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Fire Fighting Division means all employees covered by this Agreement, 23 except the 8-hour employees.
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