CERTIFICATION PAYS Clause Samples

CERTIFICATION PAYS. ‌ The City shall compensate employees for the following certifications in recognition of their value to the City. It is the responsibility of the employee to maintain certification and notice the City of any loss/interruption of certification and the City agrees to cover the costs of recertification. For all certifications, the City shall determine the appropriate number of employees eligible to receive the compensation.
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CERTIFICATION PAYS. A. Employees with the following Certifications shall be compensated an additional amount as described hereafter: B. All Certification pay may be prorated by quarter for the current year that an employee completes the certification. All Certification payments shall be paid on the last pay period prior to September 30 of each year.
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CERTIFICATION PAYS. The City and the Association have historically agreed upon an additional compensation program which has recognized the efforts of employees achieving a level of expertise above that which is generally recognized as a job requirement. Additional pay is for efforts/expertise/certifications which exceed the job requirements. The effective date of the provision for such pay is the first day of the pay period following when the certification (not the certificate) has been issued. Once issued, an employee is required to promptly provide the certification to their Department so the necessary personnel action forms can be completed to add the certification pay. For the certifications provided below, when they are part of a progressive series, the pay shall be cumulative. For example, a Water System Worker I could obtain a Treatment Operation Certificate, Grade I ($50.00 value) and Grade II ($50.00 value) and be eligible for a $100.00 per month pay. The following are the agreed upon certification pays:
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