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Article 10. Hours of Work/Overtime <br />The parties added titling to reflect content in sections. The parties removed language that indicated <br />overtime was to be paid daily and revised it to reflect the payment of overtime after 40 hours worked <br />in the workweek. The parties also agreed that sick leave and compensatory hours do not count towards <br />the payment of overtime, but other paid, scheduled days will he considered. <br />Article 11, Sick Leave <br />The parties added approval language to reflect the process by which sick leave requests are submitted <br />and reviewed. The parties added titles to reflect content and adjusted the sick leave transfer language <br />to reflect that such time is not necessarily utilized first upon being transferred over but instead is simply <br />excluded from the sick leave retirement payout as a deduction form the balance that would be eligible <br />for conversion. The parties added language addressing the administration of FML leave and sick <br />leave, and added another section addressing the issue of fitness for duty examinations and the disability <br />separation appeals process. <br />Article 12 & 13 Layoff and Recall <br />The parties combined all of the layoff language in the CBA so that it is located in one area and relocated <br />language addressing the layoff procedures for union officials within this provision (former 6.04) The <br />language maintains the procedure but addresses bumping rights for union officials in the event that a <br />reduction were to occur. The parties also added a clear preemption to ensure that the only source <br />document for a reduction and force situation will be the parties labor agreement, as opposed to external <br />legal processes and appeals. <br />Article 14, Promotions, Biddine, Transfers, and Job Trainine <br />The parties clarified language to clearly state the City's ability to determine and declare whether or not <br />a vacancy exists in any job classification. The process to be used for evaluating applicants is that the <br />City will evaluate timely internal applicants on the basis of their knowledge, skills, and ability to <br />perform the essential functions of the position and the position will be awarded. Where the City <br />determines that 2 or more candidates are equally qualified in that evaluation, the senior applicant will <br />be given preference. The language also allows the City to commence an external process if it <br />determines that no internal candidates are suitable for the posting. <br />Article 15, Vacations <br />The parties deleted the expired vacation schedule from the language. The parties cleaned up language <br />addressing vacation eligibility, use, carry-over, and requests for conversion. The parties added <br />language to permit the granting of lateral hire credit for vacation purposes. <br />Article 16, Holidays <br />The parties removed the half-day Good Friday holiday and added Juneteenth to the list of observed <br />holidays. The parties integrated language addressing the rate ofpay for holiday work from the overtime <br />article into this section of the CBA and added language indicating that in order to receive holiday pay, <br />an employee must work his last regularly scheduled shift before the holiday, on if applicable, and the <br />first regularly scheduled shift following the holiday. <br />2 <br />4880-0757- 54,v.1 <br />