Specialty Assignment Premiums Sample Clauses

The Specialty Assignment Premiums clause establishes additional compensation for employees who are assigned to specialized roles or duties beyond their standard job descriptions. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for qualifying assignments, the amount or percentage of the premium pay, and the process for assigning and compensating eligible employees. For example, employees temporarily assigned to hazardous tasks or technical projects may receive a premium on top of their regular wages. The core function of this clause is to incentivize and fairly compensate employees for taking on specialized or more demanding assignments, thereby ensuring workforce flexibility and addressing staffing needs for critical roles.
Specialty Assignment Premiums. Employees who are assigned to and who are performing the functions of SRO, Defensive Tactics Instructor, Firearms Instructor, TASER Instructor, PIO, SWAT or Less Lethal (40mm launcher) Instructor, EVOC Instructor, Use of Force Instructor and Simunitions Instructor shall receive an additional monthly premium of one point five percent (1.5%) of their base pay. Instructors shall be certified. Employees assigned to the Detective Unit will receive an additional monthly premium of five percent (5%). This shall include any employees serving in the Detective or Detective-Sergeant positions. Employees are eligible for the premium only when formally assigned the position by the Chief and only while in the assignment period. No employee may earn more than one assignment premium regardless of assignments. Specialty assignments shall be made at the discretion of the Chief as outlined in Camas Police Department policy 02.25 (Specialized Units). The selection process will include a posting for the open position to all eligible employees. The posting will be open for a minimum of fourteen (14) days to allow all interested employees the opportunity to apply. The Chief shall determine the selection process to be used for each assignment and the minimum requirements for application and shall include that information in the posting. The length of assignment, once the appointment is made, is at the Chief’s discretion. Effective with the signing of this contract, the currently assigned members shall be grandfathered into their assignments and will receive the premium.
Specialty Assignment Premiums. Employees who are assigned to and who are performing the functions of SRO, Defensive Tactics Instructor, Firearms Instructor, TASER Instructor, PIO, SWAT or Less Lethal (40mm launcher) Instructor, shall receive an additional monthly premium of one point five percent (1.5%) of their base pay. Instructors shall be certified. Employees assigned to the Detective Unit will receive an additional monthly premium of five percent (5%). This shall include any employees serving in the Detective or Detective-Sergeant positions. Employees are eligible for the premium only when formally assigned the position by the Chief and only while in the assignment period. No employee may earn more than one assignment premium regardless of assignments. Specialty assignments shall be made at the discretion of the Chief as outlined in Camas Police Department policy 02.25 (Specialized Units). The selection process will include a posting for the open position to all eligible employees. The posting will be open for a minimum of fourteen (14) days to allow all interested employees the opportunity to apply. The Chief shall determine the selection process to be used for each assignment and the minimum requirements for application and shall include that information in the posting. The length of assignment, once the appointment is made, is at the Chief’s discretion. Effective with the signing of this contract, the currently assigned members shall be grandfathered into their assignments and will receive the premium.

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