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The salary ranges for the classifications covered by this agreement are listed below. Time worked between July 1, 2003 and June 30, 2005 shall not count for purposes of calculating movement on the salary ranges below.
| Effective 07/1/07 | Effective 06/9/08 | |
|---|---|---|
| 0-12 months |
11.18
|
11.49
|
| 13-24 months |
13.07
|
13.43
|
| 25-36 months |
14.11
|
14.50
|
| 37-48 months |
15.15
|
15.57
|
| thereafter |
16.65
|
17.11
|
| 10 year rate |
17.49
|
17.97
|
| Effective 07/1/07 | Effective 06/9/08 | |
|---|---|---|
| 0-12 months |
14.21
|
14.60
|
| 13-24 months |
16.58
|
17.04
|
| 25-36 months |
18.94
|
19.46
|
| 37-48 months |
21.31
|
21.90
|
| thereafter |
23.67
|
24.32
|
| 10 year rate |
25.14
|
25.83
|
Employees working any assigned shift that begins before 6:00 A.M. or which ends on or after 7:00 P.M. shall receive a differential of sixty cents ($ .60) per hour for all hours worked on that shift in addition to their regular rate of pay. Employees working a day schedule who are required to work overtime as an extension of their regular shift or who are called back to work after the completion of their shift shall not be eligible for the shift differential.
The designation of Lead Workers shall be at the sole discretion of the Employer, and Lead Workers may perform any of the duties of Technicians. If the Employer assigns an Employee the majority of the functions of directing, assigning, monitoring, reporting on, evaluating the work of and/or training/orientation of technicians covered by this agreement for more than five consecutive work days, that employee shall receive an additional minimum salary adjustment of 4% as a Lead Worker differential for all subsequent continuous hours assigned the above defined Lead Worker responsibilities.
Effective with the signing of this agreement, work scheduled on Saturday or Sunday will be paid an additional premium of fifty cents ($ .50) per hour. This premium, however, will not apply where the work is compensated at the overtime rate.