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ORDINANCE NO. 4 Z 6 8
<br /> AN ORDINANCE amending Everett City Code 1.28.010 and 1.28.020 dealing with
<br /> payment of compensation for overtime work and allowance for holidays, and
<br /> declaring an emergency to exist and providing that this ordinance shall take
<br /> effect on January 1, 1968.
<br /> NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EVERETT:
<br /> Section 1: That Everett City Code 1.28.010 is hereby amended to read as follows :
<br /> 1.28.010 How computed--When paid. The work week for all city employees covered
<br /> by Civil Service, except firemen and policemen, parking meter maids, city hall
<br /> janitors, water control station operators, basin patrolmen when working in water
<br /> shed, and head works operators, shall be forty hours per week, eight hours per day.
<br /> All City employees covered by Civil Service, except firemen and policemen, parking
<br /> meter maids, city hall janitors, water control station operators, basin patrolmen
<br /> when working in water shed, and head works operators, who shall be directed to work
<br /> by the head of their department or duly authorized superior more than eight hours
<br /> in any one day, or more than forty hours in any calendar week and in addition any
<br /> person who shall work any day that is designated as a legal holiday in the State of
<br /> Washington, except Sundays, shall be paid for such overtime work, or work on such
<br /> holiday, at an hourly rate based upon one and one-half times the employees monthly
<br /> salary divided by one hundred sixty-eight, which payment shall be in addition to
<br /> the employees regular monthly payment.
<br /> The following water department employees, water control station operators, basin
<br /> patrolmen while working in the water shed, and head works operators, who shall be
<br /> directed to work by the head of their department or duly authorized supervisor
<br /> more than eight hours in any one day or more than forty-eight hours in any calendar
<br /> week, or who shall work on any day that is designated as a legal holiday in the
<br /> State of Washington, except Sundays, shall be paid for such overtime work, on
<br /> such holiday, at an hourly rate based upon one and one-half times the employees
<br /> monthly salary divided by one hundred sixty-eight, which payment shall be in
<br /> addition to the employees regular monthly payment.
<br /> Any fireman who shall be required to work, as provided by the ordinances of the
<br /> City of Everett, on a 10 hour-14 hour shift, 42 hours a week basis, who shall be
<br /> required, at the direction of the head of his department or duly authorized
<br /> supervisor, to work additional hours in addition to his shift when any emergency
<br /> is declared to exist by the head of his department or duly authorized supervisor
<br /> shall be allowed payment for such overtime work at an hourly rate based upon one
<br /> and one-half times his monthly salary divided by one hundred sixty-eight, which
<br /> payment shall be in addition to his regular monthly payment.
<br /> 1 Any employee of the Fire Department who shall be required to work on an eight
<br /> hour shift basis, who shall be required at the direction of the head of his
<br /> department or duly authorized supervisor, to work additional hours in addition
<br /> to his shift when an emergency is declared to exist by the head of his department
<br /> or duly authorized supervisor shall be allowed payment for such overtime work at
<br /> an hourly rate based upon one and one-half times his monthly salary divided by
<br /> one hundred sixty-eight, which payment shall be in addition to his regular monthly
<br /> payment.
<br /> Any policeman or policewoman who shall be required to attend police court to
<br /> testify at any time other, than during his or her shift of work shall be allowed
<br /> payment for two hours overtime pay based at the rate of one and one-half times
<br /> his or her monthly salary divided by one hundred sixty-eight. Any policeman or
<br /> policewoman who shall be required to work when an emergency has been declared to
<br /> exist by the Chief of the Police Department or duly authorized supervisor, at any
<br /> time other than his or her regular shift, shall be allowed for such overtime work
<br /> at the rate of one and one-half times his or her monthly salary divided by one
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