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9/18/2012
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ARTICLE 13 <br />l �f � • Z • 1 I� i L • I � I � i � �� P I ��� � � I _Pl �J <br />Section 1. Time Off For Association Business <br />An Association business leave time pool (the Pool) shall be created for the purpose of conducting <br />Association business. Association business is defined as time spent in Meet and Confer negotiations, <br />adjusting grievances or in dispute resolution process, attending the annual State Firefighters' <br />conference, the Association's Executive Board meetings, and regular Association business meetings. It is <br />specifically understood and agreed that Association pool time shall not be utilized for legislative and /or <br />political activities. No Association pool time shall be utilized for activities prohibited by Section 143.086 <br />of Chapter 143 or by the Texas Ethics Commission. Nothing contained in this Subsection is intended to <br />limit the use of the individual firefighter's remaining vacation time by the firefighter for legislative <br />and /or political activities. <br />Section 2. Establishment of Association Leave Time Pool <br />The Pool shall be funded by a reduction of annual vacation leave accumulation in the amount of three <br />(3) hours per Firefighter, during the first pay period of the calendar year. In the first pay period of each <br />calendar year of this agreement, the City shall fund the Association Leave Pool in an amount equal to <br />three (3) hours multiplied by the number of employees in the bargaining unit on that date. Any <br />bargaining unit member who does not wish to contribute their three (3) hours in any calendar year must <br />provide notice in writing to the City Human Resource Department at least thirty days (30) days prior to <br />the beginning of the calendar year. A bargaining unit member may elect to donate more than three (3) <br />hours, but not more than twenty -four (24) hours, to the Association Leave Pool by filing a written signed <br />consent to voluntarily donate extra vacation hours at least thirty (30) days prior to the beginning of the <br />calendar year. The City will track contributions to and deductions from the Pool. Once a contribution <br />has been made to the Pool, there shall be no transfer of the time back into any individual firefighter's <br />leave time account, and there will be no cash payout for any remaining time in the Pool. Any hours not <br />used in one (1) year will remain in the Pool to be utilized the following year. Such pool hours shall never <br />have any cash or surrender value. <br />Section 3. Use of Association Business Leave Time Pool <br />All Association business leave will be requested in writing to the Association President, and submitted in <br />advance for approval by the Chief, including a determination that the occurrence for which Pool time is <br />requested meets the requirements established in Section 1. The Chief may waive the requirement that <br />the request and approval be in writing. Requests for use of Pool time shall be made as far in advance as <br />is practicable. There shall be no entitlement for overtime pay for any hours worked on Association <br />business. Any Firefighter may at any time be required to return to duty in any emergency as <br />Page 24 <br />
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