HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES 1963-07 - Board RESOLUTION No. 6307
Superseding Resolution No. 5803
WdEREAS: The District is engaged in rendering Public Utility
Services to the Public and the Employees, Management
and Directors, recognize that there is an obligation
on each for the continuous rendition and availability
for such services; and,
NIJEREASo- The welfare of the Public depends upon the loyal and
efficient work and service of all employed or associated
with the District in any capacity; and,, individually
and collectively all are expected to use their in-
fluence and best efforts to protect the properties of
the District and it's service to the Public and to co-
operate in promoting and advancing the welfare of the
District and in preserving the continuity of it's services
to the Public at all times;
NOW.THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that for the purposes of promoting
harmony and efficiency among the employees of the District,
the Board of Directors propose, agree and herein set
forth the following:
CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
(Effective May 1. 1963)
(a) Employees shall be classified as either regular
or casual (temporary)
(b) A regular employee is one who has completed 6
months of continuous service with the District
(c) A casual (temporary) employee is one hired for
occasional or seasonal work or for a limited time.
(d) New employees hired for a regular classification
shall be placed upon a 6 months probationary period,
at the end of which time, if he has demonstrated
his ability and qualifications therefore, he shall be
given a definite classification as hereinafter set
forth .
WORKING HOURS
(a) The established work week for all herein classified
employees is from Saturday midnight to Saturday
midnight,
(b) The normal work week shall be 5 days of 8 hours each
and shall begin Monday and run through Friday.
WORKING HOURS' (continued)
(c) The hours of work shall be from 8 AM to 12 noon
and from 1 PM to 5 PM.
OVERTIME
(a) An employee having to work through a lunch period
shall be paid overtime,
(b) An employee required to perform work. before 8 AM
or of ter 5 PM on any regular work day shall be
paid overtime,
(c) An employee required to perform work on a
recognized holiday or after 5 PM Friday and
before 8 AM Monday shall be paid overtime.
(d) overtime shall be computed to the nearest
quarter hour,
(e) Any employee called outside of regular work hours
shall be allowed not less than two hours pay at
the overtime rate,
(f) Overtime compensation shall mean a rate of pay
equivalent to one and one-half (1�) times the
standard rate of pay.
HOL IDAYS
The following are the recognized paid Holidays by the District.
New Years Day - January 1
Washington's Birthday - February 22
Memorial Day - May 30
Independence Day - July 4
Labor Day - September (1st Monday)
Veteran's Day - November 11
Thanksgiving Day - November (4th Thursday)
Christmas Day - December 25
t 4hen any of these holidays shall fall on a Sunday, the Monday follow-
ing shall be observed as the holiday,
TRANSPORTATION
(a) At the discretion of the District, transportation
shall be furnished all employees in the performance
of their duties.
(b) Any employee asked to use his own personal means of
transportation for District business shall be reim-
bursed at the rate of 12el per mile or $1 .00 per day
as the District may elect.
INCLEMENT WEATHER
Employees who shall report for work on regular work days and who are
unable to perform such work because of inclement weather or similar
causes, shall be paid for a minimum of four hours. However, they
may be held pending emergency calls, or for instructions or mis-
cellaneous work in the warehouse or other sheltered locations .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
(a) Leave of absence shall be granted to regular
employees for urgent, substantial personal reasons,
provided adequate arrangements can be made to take
care of the employee's duties without undue inter-
ference with the normal routine of work. Leave will
not be granted if -the purpose, for which it is
requested' may lead to the employees resignation,
(b) An employee's status as a regular employee shall not
be impaired by a leave of absence.
(c) An employee may be paid his regular salary if leave
of absence is occasioned by a call for Jury service,
or while in Civil Defense Duty or in connection with
National Guard duty,
VACATION
(a) An employee who has worked as a regular employee for
the District for a period of twelve consecutive months
shall be entitled to five work days with full pay.
(b) An employee who has worked as a regular employee for
the District for a period of twenty-four or more
consecutive months shall be entitled to ten work days
with full pay.
(c) An employee who has completed ten years of continuous
service with the District shall be entitled to
fifteen work days with full pay,
(d) All vacations- shall be taken on consecutive days un-
less otherwise mutually agreed upon between District
and the employee,
(e) Any employee who shall leave the District before
taking his regular scheduled vacation, shall be entitled
to receive full pay for the days, covered by his
vacation period.
(f) vacations may be scheduled at any time from the first
of the year to the end of the year by mutual agreement
of District and employee,
(g) Before April 1 of each year, there will be a sign-up
in each department so that employees may designate
their choice of vacation periods. The District shall
prepare and post the annual vacation schedule on the
basis of such sign-up, effecting wherever possible the
VACAT ION (Cont inued)
selections of the employees in the order of their
seniority classification. Vacation lists shall be
posted on or before April 15th of each year.
SAFETY,
(a) The District shall make reasonable provisions for
the safety of employees in the performance of their
work. Employees shall jointly cooperate in pro-
moting the responsibility of the individual employee
with regards to the prevention of accidents,
(b) The foreman shall establish a safety inspection
committee to function in the prevention of accidents
by ascertaining unsafe working conditions and at
least every six months recommend any measures to be
taken for correction thereof, in writing to the
superintendent.
(c) The District reserves the right to draft reasonable
safety rules for employees and to insist on the
observance of such rules.
UNION ACTIVITY
(a) The District will not discriminate against an
employee because of his membership in a Union and
employees are expected not to discriminate against
any employee because of his non-affiliation with a
Union,
SICK LAVE
(a) Employees after one year of continuous service shall
be entitled to a 5 day sick leave with pay,
(b) Employees after two years of continuous service shall
be entitled to 10 days sick leave with pay,
(c) , The District may require satisfactory evidence of an
employee' s 0 lness or diability before sick leave will
be granted if it is found that the employee is
taking undue advantage of sick leave provisions, said
employee shall forfeit all sick leave accumulated
up to that date,
(d) Nothing in the foregoing article shall be interpreted
to entitle the employee to sick leave while on
vacation, temporarily laid off by the District, upon
severence of employment, or while receiving industrial
compensation.
EXPENSES,
(a) If District requires an employee to perform work
forone and one-half hours or more beyond regular
work hours it shall provide him with a meal
approximately one and one-half hours after regular
quitting time and with meals at intervals there-
after of approximately 4 hours, but not more than
5 hours, for as long as he continues such work.
The cost of any such meal and the time necessary to
consume same shall be a District expense* The time
taken to consume these meals up to one-half (1-2)
hour shall be considered as work tJmee
(b) If an employee, who is entitled to meals at District
expense, does not accept any such meal, the District
nevertheless shall allow him time with pay
equivalent to the time usually taken to eat a meall
namely, one-half hour*
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
(a) As the initial step in the adjustment of a
grievance, the employee shall discuss same with
the superintendent in charge. If the grievance
is not settled in this manner the employee shall
request and be granted a hearing with the manager,
Should the grievance still not be settled to the
satisfaction of the employee, he shall request and
be granted a hearing before the regular kaeeting of
the Board of Directors and their finding shall be
final and binding*
M No deduction in time shall be made of any employee
in presenting and discussing his grievance before
the parties above mentioned.
WAGE SCHEDULE
LABORER - TEMPORARY
$1 .75 - $2,00 Per hour
(NOTE: R "Laborer-Temporary" is a student hired during
vacations and others hired for a limited period of time
for seasonal or emergency work. Employees under this
classification shall only be hired as needed to supplement
the regular work force and shall normally be assigned only
such work as falls within the Laborer definition.)
WAGE SCHEDULE (Continued)
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ELECTRIC
LABORER - REGULAR
$2.50 per hour
G ROUNDMAN
Start $2.50 per hour
6 months -- $2.6 0
1 year - $2.70
L INEX-NN Journeyman
$3 .6 0 per hour
L INE.MiNN-Apprent ice
start - $2.50 per hour
6 months - $2.6 0 per hour
1 Year - $2.7 0 per hour
FOREMAN
$3 .8 0 per hour
WATER
LABOR-TEMPOlUkRY
$1 .7 5-$2.00 per hour
(NOTE: Same as .Electric Temporary Laborer)
LABOR-REGULAR
$2.40 per hour
HELPER
Start -. $2.30 per hour
6 months - $2.4 0 per hour
1 year - $2.5 0 per .hour
SERVICE MAN
$2.3 0 per hour
MECHANIC (Welder)
$2.80 per hour
FOREMAN
$3 .35 per hour
$58 0.00 per month
The District reserves the right to temporarily work any classi-
f ie d electric employee on work in connection with it's water
system, or any classified water employee on temporary work on
the electric system, without changing the rate of pay or classi--
f ication of such employee.
The District is to be the judge as to the competency and fitness
of prospective employees and of the satisfactory performances
of work by any employee.
Any employee is privileged to present in writing any additions
or changes to the above "conditions of employment" for
consideration of the Board of Directors on or before April 1,
19640
Passed and approved as amended by the Board of Directors at
a regular meeting of April 30, 19630