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Contractor's Name
Everett Municipal Employees Local 113 AFSCME
Approval Date
1/13/2020
Council Approval Date
12/31/2019
End Date
12/31/2022
Department
Human Resources
Department Project Manager
Kandy Bartlett
Subject / Project Title
2020-2022 Labor Agreement AFSCME
Tracking Number
0002166
Total Compensation
$0.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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2.Water Pollution Control Operator I,Water Pollution Control Operator II,Water <br /> Pollution Control Operator III <br /> Eligibility to progress to the next classification in each series is based on the employee achieving <br /> a set of qualifications as defined in the job description of the classification series, i.e. certification <br /> and years of service. Employees must successfully pass probation in each classification and <br /> cannot progress to the next classification if currently under a performance improvement plan. <br /> The employee and/or supervisor shall be responsible to provide documentation validating that the <br /> specified qualifications of the higher classification have been met.The employee's Department <br /> Director will approve or deny the promotion based on his/her assessment of whether the <br /> employee has met all qualifications of the higher classification. The Director shall forward the <br /> applicable documentation to the Human Resources Department. The effective date of the <br /> classification progression shall be retroactive to the date the department director approved the <br /> promotion. <br /> Once the employee meets the qualifications of the higher-level classification as outlined above, <br /> the employee shall progress to the higher classification with the following understanding: <br /> The employee shall serve a six-month probationary period in the higher classification; <br /> effective on the date of the employee's progression to the higher-level classification,the <br /> employee shall be placed in the higher classification salary range at a step which is at least five <br /> percent(5%)above his/her current base salary. <br /> Operators holding a level IV State Certification shall receive a one-step premium. <br /> Section 3: <br /> A. The longevity schedule for full-time employees based on years of service is as follows: <br /> After completion of 5 years, $40.00 per month <br /> After completion of 8 years, $65.00 per month <br /> After completion of 12 years, $90.00 per month <br /> After completion of 16 years, $115.00 per month <br /> After completion of 20 years, $140.00 per month <br /> After completion of 24 years, $165.00 per month <br /> After completion of 28 years, $190.00 per month <br /> B. The longevity schedule for regular-part-time employees based on years of service is as follows: <br /> After completion of 5 years, $23.00 per month <br /> After completion of 8 years, $40.00 per month <br /> After completion of 12 years, $ 53.00 per month <br /> After completion of 16 years, $ 66.00 per month <br /> After completion of 20 years, $ 79.00 per month <br /> After completion of 24 years, $92.00 per month <br /> After completion of 28 years, $105.00 per month <br /> C. Longevity shall be determined by continuous employment. All credit toward longevity shall <br /> terminate upon the employee's termination from City service. <br /> 15 <br />
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