49-01 Amend 149 Employment Provisions

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is hereby authoriZed to paY from OtY funds the actual premium rate in cash based on the difference between the family plan rate and the single plan rate, but in no event shall such cash payment exceed forty-two dollars and thirty-one cents ($42.31) per month. Effective April 3, 1978, any new employee from that date forward shall not receive any cash payment in lieu of hospitalization coverage. (d) Such payment by the City shall be distributed among City funds according to the enrollment of each division participaUng in the City=s employee hospitalization plan. Cost allocaUon shall be determinedbased on the number of employees in each division participating in the hospitalization plan. The total costs of hospitalization services shall be allocated according to the percent of enrollment each division represents as compared to the total enrollment on the City--s hospitalization plans. Where there is no provision in grant programs to pay for employee hospitalization costs, the Director of Finance will allocate that cost to the funds based upon the total allocation of all other hospitalization costs. (e) The hospitalizaUon coverage provided for in this section shall be for that coverage commencing April 12, 1978. (0 The Director of Finance is hereby authorized to pay from City funds one- half of the actual premium rate of dental insurance coverage as may be established by the City for all annual salaried .e. mployees including Foremen Class A employees and the Chiefs of the Divisions of Police and Fire but excluding all other members of the Divisions of Police and Fire and full-time permanent hourly employees covered by a collective bargaining agreement with the City. 149.151 HOSPI'i'ALIZAT/ON COVERAGE FOR COUNCILMEN, (a) Commencing January 1, 1982, the Director of Finance is hereby authorized to pay from City funds the actual premium costs of hospitalization coverage, and any subsequent increase in costs therefore, if any, for Councilmen elected at larcje in the Oty who are enrolled in the City's hospitalization plan. (b) Commencing 3anuary 1, 1984, the Director is hereby authorized to pay from City funds the actual premium costs ..of hospitalization coverage including any increase in costs therefore, if any, for Councilmen representing each of the four wards in the City who are enrolled in~ the City's hospita;!zatioh plan. 149.16 PAYI~IENT OF DUES TO.LABOR ORGANIZAI'ZONS. (a) · Upon reCeipt of written authorization from an employee of the City, the Director of Finance is directed to check off on the earnings of the employee the amount indicated on such authorizaUon for the payment of dues to the employee's labor organization. The authorization shall be revocable by written notice upon the will of the employee. (b) The Director of Finance shall transmit the sum so collected, once each month, to the labor organizaUon indicated on the employee's authorization. 149.17 RESZDENCE REI~UIREMENTS FOR POLZCE AND FZRE DI¥1SIONS. (a) An applicant for a position as a sworn member of the Division of Poi]ce or the Division of Fire sha;l be disqualified for appointment unless he is a bona fide resident of the area. outlined in the residence requirement map that follows the text of this ~¢hapter, bu~ a Person who is not a resident of the area designated in such map may be appointed, provided that within six months of appointment such person becomes a resident. Failure to comply with this section shall result in automatic termination and forfeiture of office or position. (b) Where, due to part-time requirements, unique skill requirements, location of work or other reasons, imposition of the residenCy requirement set forth in subsection (a) hereof is impractical or othe.rwise precludes securing'service necessarY for the good of the City, positions may t>e exempted from such requirement by ordinance of Council. (c) As used in this section, '!resident" means a person who maintains a residence which is the actual bona fide domicile of the individual where he normally eats, sleeps and maintains normal household and personal effects, and which represents his domiciliarY address for purposes of taxation, license registraUon, voting and otherwise.