Ordinance 4268 - Laserfiche WebLink

♦ �Y hundred sixty-eight. Payment, in both cases above provided, shall be in addition to his or her regular pay. All day laborers who shall be directed by the head of their department or duly authorized supervisor to work more than eight hours in any one day, or more than forty hours in any calendar week or on any day that is designated as a legal holiday in the State of Washington, except Sundays, shall be paid for such overtime work, or work on such holidays, at an hourly rate equal to one and one-half times the daily wage divided by eight. This chapter and section shall not apply to heads of departments who are not covered by Civil Service in connection with their employment. (Ord. 4066, Section 1; January 26, 1965: prior Ord. 3409 Section 1, as amended by Ord. 3927; December 26, 1962. ) Section 2: That Everett City Code 1.28.020 is hereby amended to read as follows : 1.28.020 Firemen and Policemen--Holidays. For the purpose of this section holidays shall be considered as those days hereinafter set forth and designated by specific calendar days : New Years Day, January 1. Lincoln's Birthday, February 12. George Washington's Birthday, February 22. Memorial Day, May 30. July 4 Labor Day, first Monday in September. Columbus Day, October 12. Veterans Day, November 11. Thanksgiving Day, fourth Thursday in November. Christmas Day, December 25. General Election Day. Any Fireman, except the Chief of the Fire Department, who shall commence or end his regular shift of work on any of the holidays hereinabove designated, shall be entitled to pay, in addition to his regular monthly pay, for each hour of work performed during the day, a sum equal to one twenty-first of his monthly salary based on an eight hour work day, 40 hour work week. 7 Any Policeman, except the Chief of the Police Department, who shall commence his regular shift of work on a legal holiday hereinabove designated and shall complete his eight hours of work, whether on said day or on the following day, shall be entitled, in addition to his monthly pay, to a sum equal to one twenty-first of his monthly salary. Any policeman commencing his regular shift on a day other than a legal holiday and finishing his shift on, a holiday shall receive no additional compensation. (Ord. 4211 Sec. 1; March 14, 1967: Ord. 4189 Sec. 1; December 20, 1966: Ord. 3924; December 4, 1962: Ord. 3409 Sec. 2; February 3, 1953.) Section 3 : An emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall take effect upon January 1, 1968. Mayor Attest ; -City Clerk-Comptroller Passed: 1 Published : Psajr4N\,-aC}v ,a‘"\- \c\\ov\