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North Olmsted Legislation
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2004-062
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4/6/2004
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2004
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the employer shall have the sole discretion to discipline or discharge such employees and any such action <br />shall not be appealable through any grievance or arbitration procedure contained herein. <br />Section 12.03 If an employee is discharged or quits while on probation and is later rehired, he shall <br />be considered a new employee and shall be subject to the provisions of Section 12.01 above. <br />Section 12.04 A full-time employee shall advance to the next highest pay level within his job <br />description on the anniversary of his date of hire; provided such advancement does not conflict with the <br />GCRTA schedule, and if a conflict arises regarding such advancement, the GCRTA schedule will prevail. <br />Section 12.05 A full time employee that is hired by the NOMBL from either the GCRTA or the <br />City of Maple Heights Transit into a comparable position at the NOMBL will receive credit for total full <br />time years served. These years of service will be used to calculate the employee's rate of pay. <br />A. Years of service will be rounded down for all above calculations. <br />B. Years of service at the above mentioned employers will not be used when calculating employees <br />NOMBL seniority. <br />ARTTCLE 13 <br />PART-TIME EMPLOYEES <br />Section 13.01 The City and the AFSCME Local 3517, NOMBL recognize the need for part-time <br />employas within the Transit Department. However, it is mutually understood that such part-time <br />employees are intended to supplement the current full-time classifications. It is further understood by <br />both parties that management does not intend to layoff or arbitrarily replace current full-time employees <br />for the sole purpose of replacing with part-time employees. It is understood by both parties that the <br />intent is to replace full-time with part-time as attrition occurs and or the need for additional personnel is <br />required. <br />Section 13.02 Part-time employees shall be permitted to work in any job classification, except may <br />not be permitted to work as mechanics and material handlers. This section excludes work hours credited <br />to summer work programs, seasonal and students. <br />Section 13.03 <br />A. In the classification of bus operator: part-time operators will be limited to no more than twenty <br />percent (20%) of the full-time pick roster. The full-time pick roster includes all full-time operators <br />including those full-time who are working Community Circulator routes, as here in after provided. <br />B. A"full-time operator" refers to an employee who is regularly scheduled to work forty (40) hours per <br />week. <br />C. A"part-time operator" refers to an employee working thirty (30) hours per week or less. If an <br />employee is not a part-time operator, then he shall be considered a full-time operator. <br />Section 13.04 <br />A. In the classification of hostler: part-time hostlers will be limited to a ratio of up to 1.6 part-time <br />hostlers to one (1) full-time. (e.g. 5 full-time hostlers to 8 part-time hostlers. Rounding to the nearest <br />whole number). <br />B. A full-time "hostler" refers to an employee who is regularly scheduled to work forty (40)
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