Common use of Out of Class Clause in Contracts

Out of Class. 20 Employees assigned by their Department Head or his/her designee to work out- 21 of-class as a Lieutenant for a full shift shall be paid ten percent (10%) above 22 their base rate of pay, but not to exceed the maximum rate of pay assigned to 23 the higher classification. Employees assigned by their Department Head or 24 his/her designee to work out-of-class as a Sergeant for at least forty (40) 25 consecutive hours, and for any consecutive hours in excess of forty (40), 26 including holidays, shall be paid five percent (5%) above their base rate of pay 27 for each full shift of such assignment.

Out of Class. 20 14 Employees assigned by their Department Head or his/her designee to work out- 21 15 of-class as a Lieutenant for a full shift shall be paid ten percent (10%) above 22 16 their base rate of pay, but not to exceed the maximum rate of pay assigned to 23 17 the higher classification. Employees assigned by their Department Head or 24 18 his/her designee to work out-of-class as a Sergeant for at least forty (40) 25 19 consecutive hours, and for any consecutive hours in excess of forty (40), 26 20 including holidays, shall be paid five percent (5%) above their base rate of pay 27 21 for each full shift of such assignment.

Out of Class. 20 7 Employees assigned by their Department Head or his/her designee to work out- 21 8 of-class as a Lieutenant for a full shift shall be paid ten percent (10%) above 22 9 their base rate of pay, but not to exceed the maximum rate of pay assigned to 23 10 the higher classification. Employees assigned by their Department Head or 24 11 his/her designee to work out-of-class as a Sergeant for at least forty (40) 25 12 consecutive hours, and for any consecutive hours in excess of forty (40), 26 13 including holidays, shall be paid five percent (5%) above their base rate of pay 27 14 for each full shift of such assignment.