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Res 2022-203R/ Approving a meet and Confer Agreement between SM Police Officer's Assoication and the City of SM and delcaring effective date
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Res 2022-203R/ Approving a meet and Confer Agreement between SM Police Officer's Assoication and the City of SM and delcaring effective date
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2022-2025 Meet and Confer Agreement <br />Between the San Marcos Police Officers' Association and the City of San Marcos, Texas <br />shift differential pay in the amount of $125 per month. To be eligible for the shift differential pay <br />for a calendar month, at least half of the shifts (80 hours or more) worked during that month must <br />have been worked during the hours identified by this section. <br />B. Midnight Shift: <br />Each Patrol Officer who completes the FTO program and who reports to work for his regularly <br />schedule shift which begins between the hours of 7:00 PM (on or after) and 12:00 midnight shall <br />receive shift differential pay in the amount of $225 per month. To be eligible for the shift <br />differential pay for a calendar month, at least half of the shifts (80 hours or more) worked during <br />that month must have been worked during the, hours identified by this section. <br />Section 3. Longevity Pay <br />A. Employees with time in the Department: <br />1. Employees will earn longevity pay by the attached longevity schedule for years of service <br />with "the Department." Longevity pay is capped after 20 years of service. <br />2. Employees with prior service time in other departments of the city preceding the <br />Agreement will also receive compensation for that prior service time at the rate outlined <br />in the City of San Marcos Employee Handbook. <br />B. Employee transfers following implementation of Agreement: <br />1. Transfers between the Fire and Police Department after October 1, 2009, will receive <br />compensation for time in "the department" as defined in item A above, at the rate in the <br />longevity schedule for the department they are transferring to as outlined in the Agreement. <br />2. Employees not covered by an Agreement will receive longevity as outlined in the City of San Marcos <br />Employee Handbook. <br />3. The total longevity payment will not exceed the maximum cap established in the Longevity <br />Schedule attached to the approved Agreement (20 years of service). <br />4. Longevity Pay will be paid annually in November. <br />Section 4. Education and Certification Incentive Pay <br />Educational Incentive Pay shall be provided to officers who qualify for such payment by furnishing <br />documented proof of an Associate, Bachelor, or master's degree. Incentive payments will be provided at <br />the highest single degree as follows: <br />Associate Degree <br />Bachelor's degree <br />Master's Degree <br />$50 per month <br />$75 per month <br />$100 per month <br />Page 10 <br />
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