Lead Dispatcher definition

Lead Dispatcher means a member of the bargaining unit as described in the recognition provision.
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Lead Dispatcher. An employee acting as lead for a Shift shall receive an additional six percent (6%) of their regular wage for the hours worked on the shift. Communication Training Officers (CTO): An employee assigned to train new employees shall receive six percent (6%) assignment pay for each Shift they are assigned as a trainer.
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Lead Dispatcher. The Lead Dispatcher will receive a premium of fifteen 15% of base hourly pay. CJIS Representative: (criminal justice information system) two (2) representatives, one primary and one back-up will receive $.25 per hour pay differential. Emergency Medical Technicians:
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Examples of Lead Dispatcher in a sentence

  • Employees assigned to Lead Dispatcher positions shall receive a Lead Dispatcher premium of one dollar and seventy-five cents ($1.75) per hour, payable only for hours actually worked in a Lead Dispatcher assignment.

  • An employee who is not classified as a Lead Dispatcher or supervisor and who has the proper certification to train other Dispatchers and has been authorized and assigned in writing to conduct such training by the Chief of Police or designee, while actively involved in such training will receive five percent (5%) above their base wage for the period of such assignment.

  • The position of Lead Dispatcher will receive 5% compensation over the top step listed for Dispatcher.

  • The probationary period for appointments to Police Dispatcher and Lead Dispatcher shall be for one (1) year.

  • In the case of promotion to Lead Dispatcher, the probation period is six months, subject to extension.

  • The Lead Dispatcher assignment shall not establish any precedence as to the bargaining unit who will or may perform this work in the future and the performance of this work by Local 233 members may not be used to preclude the City from utilizing other personnel to perform this work in the future.

  • With the approval of the Human Resources Director, and upon written notice to the probationer, the probationary period may be extended for up to six (6) months for those on a six-month probation period and for up to one (1) year for any appointments to the Police Dispatcher and Lead Dispatcher classes.

  • Any person appointed or promoted to a regular position, except appointments to Police Dispatcher and Lead Dispatcher, shall be placed on probation for a period of six (6) months.

  • The probationary period on promotional appointments shall be twelve (12) months for internal promotions from: • Police Officer to Police Corporal • Police Corporal to Police Sergeant • Dispatcher to Lead Dispatcher • Lead Dispatcher to Dispatch Supervisor • Records Specialist/Call Taker to Records Supervisor All other internal promotions shall be subject to an eighteen (18) month probationary period.

  • For purposes of this section, the term “appointment,” with reference to the Lead Dispatcher, does not include promotions to that position.