Department of State Police Sample Clauses

The 'Department of State Police' clause defines the role, authority, and responsibilities of the state police department within the context of the agreement or regulation. It typically outlines the powers granted to the department, such as enforcing laws, conducting investigations, or overseeing public safety measures. For example, the clause may specify the department's jurisdiction or its authority to coordinate with other agencies. Its core function is to clarify the scope and limits of the state police's involvement, ensuring all parties understand the department's official role and responsibilities.
Department of State Police. (1) A unit employee shall bump into the least senior position in his/her current class/level within the Layoff Unit. In addition, when there is more than one work unit within the layoff unit, the employee may also have the same bumping option within his/her work unit. (2) If (1) is unavailable, the unit employee shall have the option of bumping to the least senior position within his/her current class and level statewide or bumping into a least senior position at successively lower levels within his/her current class series within the layoff unit. In addition, when there is more than one work unit within the layoff unit, the unit employee may also have the same bumping option within his/her work unit. (3) If (2) is unavailable, the unit employee shall have the option of bumping into a least senior position at successively lower levels within his/her current class series statewide. Work unit is defined as a facility or building or a group of offices within a building to which bargaining unit employees regularly report for work. The parties agree that where a position requires court testimony as an expert witness as an element of the job, the unit employee must possess the education, experience and training to be recognized by a court as an expert witness in the specialty area of the position.
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Department of State Police. 10 (1) A unit employee shall bump into the least senior position in his/her 11 current class/level within the Layoff Unit. In addition, when there is 12 more than one work unit within the layoff unit, the employee may 13 also have the same bumping option within his/her work unit. 14 (2) If (1) is unavailable, the unit employee shall have the option of 15 bumping to the least senior position within his/her current class and 16 level statewide or bumping into a least senior position at 17 successively lower levels within his/her current class series within 18 the layoff unit. In addition, when there is more than one work unit 19 within the layoff unit, the unit employee may also have the same 20 bumping option within his/her work unit. 21 (3) If (2) is unavailable, the unit employee shall have the option of 22 bumping into a least senior position at successively lower levels 23 within his/her current class series statewide. 24 Work unit is defined as a facility or building or a group of offices 25 within a building to which bargaining unit employees regularly 26 report for work. 27 The parties agree that where a position requires court testimony as 28 an expert witness as an element of the job, the unit employee must 29 possess the education, experience and training to be recognized by 30 a court as an expert witness in the specialty area of the position.
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Department of State Police. 23 The Department shall provide Motor Carrier Officers who are required to wear a 24 uniform with a uniform cleaning allowance totaling $450 per year, paid on a biweekly 25 basis.
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Department of State Police. The work comprising this Project will be performed at a State Police Post, and the contractor must comply with the following special working rules:
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