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Contractor's Name
AFSCME Local No. 113
Approval Date
4/12/2017
Council Approval Date
4/12/2017
End Date
12/31/2019
Department
Human Resources
Department Project Manager
Sharon DeHaan
Subject / Project Title
2017-2019 Labor Agreement
Tracking Number
0000624
Total Compensation
$0.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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ARTICLE 17 - DAY LABORERS <br /> Section 1: <br /> Subject to the terms and conditions set forth below, the City and Union agree that the City shall <br /> have the right to employ day laborers so long as said employment does not supplant full-time or <br /> regular part-time bargaining unit positions. <br /> It is recognized and agreed that persons employed as day laborers are not members of the <br /> bargaining unit and as such, except where specifically provided in this Agreement, shall not be <br /> subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. However, as a condition of the City <br /> employing day laborers, the Union will require a reasonable work permit fee not to exceed <br /> twelve dollars ($12.00) per pay period. <br /> Section 2: <br /> The term "Day Laborer" shall be defined as an employee performing bargaining unit work and <br /> occupying a position on less than a year around basis to cover seasonal peak workloads, <br /> emergency workloads of limited duration, necessary vacation relief, and other situations <br /> involving fluctuating staff. Seasonal peak workloads for all Departments shall be considered to <br /> be March 1st through November 30th. Seasonal peak workloads for Animal Services shall be <br /> considered to be April 1st— December 31st <br /> Section 3: Term of Employment <br /> A. Except as provided otherwise herein, the City shall not employ day laborers in excess of <br /> six consecutive months. The City will not rehire a day laborer for a second six (6) month period <br /> unless at least four (4) months have elapsed since the end of the previous six (6) month period <br /> of employment as well as all other time and date requirements set forth. <br /> B. The parties agree that any person employed as a day laborer who is actively enrolled in <br /> an accredited high school or college and maintains a minimum of nine hours per week and <br /> provides enrollment documentation to the hiring department for each quarter or semester, shall <br /> not be subject to the four (4) month limitation above, so long as said person works no more <br /> than twenty (20) hours per week. If the student exceeds the twenty (20) hours, s/he shall be <br /> terminated and not rehired until four (4) months have elapsed. Additionally, the work permit fee <br /> for Student Day Laborers shall be eight dollars ($8.00) per pay period. <br /> Student Day Laborers may work during one off semester or quarter per year between academic <br /> enrollments provided that notification by the student is provided in writing and the Student Day <br /> Laborer was employed during the previous quarter or semester. The hours worked during the <br /> off semester or quarter shall not be limited to twenty (20) hours per week provided that the total <br /> hours worked in the calendar year shall not exceed 1040 hours. <br /> C. Recognizing the necessity to maintain on-going, continuous programs in the Parks <br /> Department, the parties agree that day laborers employed in Seasonal Parks positions may be <br /> Page 37 <br />
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