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LONG TERM AGREEMENT
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8/1/2001
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7/31/2007
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me <br /> X=24 hour on-duty period <br /> 0 =24 hour off-duty period <br /> X0X0X0000X0X0X0000X0X0X0000 <br /> These schedules shall provide, however, that the Fire Chief may from time to time assign personnel to <br /> other than their regular duty periods or schedules for temporary periods of time. <br /> The parties have agreed to the 27-day FLSA duty cycle as currently administered by Pleasanton. <br /> By January 1, 2002,the parties will have concluded an examination of the 2x4 (48/96)work schedule. <br /> 6.1.1 Work Schedule for Fire Prevention Personnel <br /> The normal work schedule for Local 1974 represented fire prevention positions is a Monday through <br /> Friday, 40 hour work week consisting of five consecutive eight hour days or 80 hours in a pay period. <br /> This is the same basic schedule used by the partner cities for normal office hour positions. The City <br /> payroll departments will determine the "work period" to be used under FLSA. Holidays will be per the <br /> holiday schedule elsewhere in the MOU. <br /> 6.1.2 Alternative Work Schedules for Fire Prevention Personnel <br /> The partner cities and the LPFD can offer City employees including Fire Prevention personnel, <br /> alternative work schedules. Such work schedules may be a "9/80", "4/9/4", "4/10" or flexible start and <br /> stop times. Alternative work schedules can only be offered under three conditions: <br /> A. Any such schedule must meet all City and representative payroll department policies in place. <br /> B. Any such schedule can only be approved if it does not negatively impact Fire Prevention Bureau <br /> customer service. As currently allowed under both partner city's City Manager regulations, <br /> customer service impacts and alternative work schedule approval is by final determination of the <br /> Fire Chief as Department Head. <br /> C. In small work units such as Fire Prevention, the Fire Chief will make alternative work schedules <br /> available equally to all Local 1974 represented personnel. If that cannot be done, or if one team <br /> member protests the impacts of some personnel having alternative work schedules, the Fire Chief <br /> will rotate the availability of alternative work schedules by seniority, per city payroll policy, or <br /> cancel their use all together. <br /> 6.2 Exchanges of On-Duty Time <br /> Exchanges of on-duty time shall be permitted between employees of the same rank. Paramedics may <br /> trade with non-paramedic personnel if such trade does not drop the department below paramedic <br /> minimum staffing as stated in the MOU. Except as approved by the Fire Chief as provided under <br /> Section 16.6 exchanges of on-duty time shall not be permitted to substitute for, extend, or supplement <br /> sick leave, long-term disability or worker's compensation benefits. There shall be no limit to the number <br /> 6 <br />
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