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bereavement, and sick leave generally will count toward "hours worked" for non-exempt employees. <br />Compensatory Time <br />Overtime compensation will be paid for overtime hours, unless the employee and department director <br />mutually agree in advance of performance of the work that the overtime will be banked as compensatory <br />time in lieu of overtime compensation. <br />Employees may request and use compensatory time off in the same manner as other leave requests. <br />Compensatory time must be marked as such on timesheets, both when it is earned and used. Overtime <br />hours not specified as compensatory time will be paid with overtime compensation. Finance maintains <br />compensatory time records. <br />Employees may accumulate and "bank" up to 40 hours of compensatory time. As compensatory time off <br />is utilized, additional compensatory time may be banked, not to exceed 40 hours. Overtime earned after <br />40 hours of banked compensatory time will be paid at the overtime rate. No more than forty (40) hours <br />of compensatory time may roll over from one calendar year to the next. <br />Upon termination of employment, employees will be paid for all accrued but unused compensatory time. <br />Call <br />Employees called to work on an unscheduled or emergency basis shall receive a minimum of two (2) <br />hours overtime pay for returning to their designated work location and performing duties associated with <br />the event requiring the call-back. Call backs resulting in work beyond two (2) hours will be paid according <br />to the actual time worked by the employee calculated to the nearest 15-minutes at regular or overtime pay <br />depending on the number of hours worked for the week. <br />Employees who can respond to a call-back remotely without returning to their designated work area <br />using electronic means to address problems/concerns will be compensated with 15-minutes of pay at <br />regular or overtime pay depending on the number of hours worked for the week. Extended or continual <br />problems/concerns resulting in excessive remote monitoring will be evaluated for compensation by the <br />supervisor and administration. <br />Overtime pay for holidays is explained in the Holidays section of this manual. <br />On -Call Pay <br />Employees may be assigned by the city to respond on short notice to render service outside of their <br />regularly schedule work shift. <br />Wastewater operators in an on -call status, must carry the city -issued iPad (or compatible smart phone) to <br />perform diagnostic review of alarm conditions, report to and perform required duties on the wastewater <br />system on Saturday, Sunday, and paid holidays that fall within their assigned week. <br />Establishment of an on -call schedule shall be at the discretion of the supervisor based on the needs of <br />the city. Scheduled on -call time shall be distributed as equally as practicable. On -call schedules shall be <br />posted in the workplace at least two (2) weeks prior to initiation of the on -call schedule. <br />The weekly on -call period begins and ends on Monday mornings at 8:00 a.m. <br />Expectations of employees on call: <br />■ Employees shall be available for response outside of scheduled work hours when in an on -call <br />0 <br />
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