Special Assignment definition

Special Assignment designation shall be upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police and subject to approval by the City Manager and shall be limited to only those positions within the bargaining unit below the rank of Sergeant. Special assignments may include but need not, and are not limited to: Training Officer, Field Training Officer, School Resource Officer, Detective, Community Services Officer, and assignment to the SWAT or Crisis Negotiation Team. The Chief has complete discretion to pay or not to pay Special Assignment pay. Such designation would be limited to a specific employee while performing in an extraordinary manner and would terminate when either of these criteria were absent.

Special Assignment means the temporary assignment, for up to six months, of the duties and responsibilities of another position to an employee in the same agency.

Special Assignment means a temporary assignment within the In- Flight Service Department or duties related to In-Flight Services and/or duties of a Flight Attendant.

Examples of Special Assignment in a sentence

• The XXX/BT on Special Assignment XXX/BT will also be available to provide support in the creation of materials, assistance with data collection, and if feasible provide coverage for other RBT/BT absences.

• An employee receiving Special Assignment Compensation shall continue to be eligible for step advancement and seniority credit in his/her permanent classification for the period of such assignment.

• If the Academic Unit is unable to assign a full teaching load to a member, the appropriate Academic Supervisor, in consultation with the faculty member and the Unit Manager, will seek an appropriate remedy which may include a Special Assignment.

• For purposes of this MOU, a leadership position is defined as a Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) who receives a stipend or FTE allocation for their assigned work responsibilities that are differentiated from direct classroom instruction, such as but not limited to coaching, professional development, curricular development, or implementation of specific site innovations.

• The BT/XXX program will be staffed to include 1 FTE XXX/BT on Special Assignment position in addition to RBT/BT's staffed to support specific students requested by districts.

More Definitions of Special Assignment

Special Assignment designation shall be upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police and subject to approval by the City Manager and shall be limited to only those positions within the bargaining unit below the rank of Sergeant. Special assignments may include but need not, and are not limited to: Training Officer, Field Training Officer, School Resource Officer, Detective, and Community Relations Officer. The Chief has complete discretion to pay or not to pay Special Assignment pay. Such designation would be limited to a specific employee while performing in an extraordinary manner and would terminate when either of these criteria were absent.

Special Assignment has the meaning set forth in Section 5.3.

Special Assignment is defined as a teacher who is employed in a non-teaching position and who remains in the bargaining unit.

Special Assignment is defined as those specific job assignments, requiring specialized training, knowledge, skill, or expertise, as identified in Article 7.4.

Special Assignment is an additional responsibility outside of classroom teaching assignments but within the student instructional day (such as, but not limited to administrative or student support).

Special Assignment means Community Action Team and Drug Task Force.

Special Assignment means a job assignment that is expected to be temporary and is designated as a special assignment by the Company in its sole discretion.