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2009-118
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10/21/2009
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2009
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ARTICLE XXVIII PERSONNEL FILES <br />28.01 Every employee shall be allowed to review the contents of his persomnel file at all <br />reasonable times upon written request or verbal request except that any bargaining unit member <br />involved in a.grievance or disciplinary matter shall access at any reasonable time in order to <br />adequately prepare for such process. The employee may add memoranda clarifying and <br />explaining alleged inaccuracies of any documents in said file. The official personnel file shall be <br />maintained in the Human Resources Department. <br />ARTICLE XXIX FIREARMS PROFICIENCY BENEFIT <br />29.01 Employees who have passed the State minimum firearms proficiency requirements shall <br />receive a one thousand four hundred ($1,400.00) dollar per year proficiency bonus. <br />29.02 Notwithstanding the provisions of 29.01, no payments will be due, owing or paid during <br />the calendar years 2010 and 2011. <br />ARTICLE XXX MILITARY LEAVE BENEFITS <br />30.01 Employees who are permanent public employees of the City, as defined in Section <br />5903.01 of the Revised Code, and members of the Ohio organized militia, or members of other <br />reserve components of the armed forces of the United States, including the Ohio National Guard, <br />are entitled to leave of absence from their respective Employer positions without loss of pay or <br />benefits for the time they are performing service in the uniformed services because of an <br />executive order issued by the President of the United States, an act of Congress, or because of an <br />order to perform duty issued by the governor pursuant to section 5919.29 of the Revised Code, <br />for a period not to exceed one year. "Without loss of pay" means that the Employer shall pay to <br />any such employee, in accordance, to the extent practicable, with the Employer's regular <br />payment schedule and calculated on a bi-weekly salary basis, the difference between the pay the <br />employee would be receiving as an employee had he not have been called to active duty, and the <br />pay he or she is receiving as a member of the Ohio organized militia or other reserve components <br />of the armed forces of the United States, including the Ohio National Guard, provided however, <br />under no circumstances, shall application of this provision result in the employee receiving an <br />amount from the Employer and military that together exceeds the amount of pay that he or she <br />would have received from the Employer alone had he or she not been called to military duty. <br />"Benefits" under this paragraph 30.01 means only those benefits that are provided to such <br />employees by ordinance of the Employer or collective bargaining agreement. <br />30.02 If any such employee subject to an executive order or act of Congress as set forth in <br />paragraph 30.01 above, is required to perform such military services for a period which exceeds <br />one year, then the member's leave of absence from his or her respective Employer position shall <br />be extended, as necessary, for a period not to exceed an additional four years. During said <br />extended leave period, the employee shall be entitled to receive only the difference in pay <br />between his base Employer pay and base military pay, once again, calculated on a bi-weekly <br />basis, and Employer health care insurance benefits. <br />Zo <br />
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