4/1/1977 PERSONNEL BOARD Minutes

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l o. Departmental Budgets Each Department Head shall include in the a nu:al budget a section to provide funds for anticipated pay adjust- merits during the ensuing year; expenditures within the budget ean be made only in accordance with The Plan. 11. Basic working Hours per week and Basic Rate of Pay The basic work week for all Town employees shall be . forty 40) hours. The minimum salary or wage shall be, for all Town personnel in grade 2 or higher Table II)., shall be figured at the rate of two $ .00: dollars per hour. 12. Overtime An employee shall be compensated at straight time for hours worked in excess of his established work week, with the following exceptions:- (a) An employee in the supervisory group is not entitled to overtime compensation, unless this is specific-ally provided for by Section 57E, Chapter 799 of the General Laws which requires cities, towns and fire districts to grant Fire Chiefs an additional day's pay for duty on a legal holiday) and by Section 1'7F, hapter 435 {which provides that the Chief of Police shall be granted an additional day's pay for duty on certain holidays). {b) Section . , Chapter 62 of the General Lavas, ap- proved March 6, 1969, provides that, "if -an officer or member f the fire fighting force of the Fire. Department of -a city or town shall be required to be on duty for any period in excess of-his regular hours of duty as from time to time established, he may be given time off equal to such period of overtime duty or,, if time off cannot be given by reason of a, personnel shortage or other cause, he may be. paid for such period of overtime duty at such an Dourly rate as may be determined by the authority in charge of a. Fire Department, which rate shall in no event be less than one and one-half hour of the basic hourly rate of his regular compensation for his weekly hours of regular duty." c) For work in snow and ice removal, overtime compen- sation shall be -one and one-half I ) times the employee's basic rate for time over eight ) hours daily. (d) If an off-duty police officer is required to be pnent in court, he shall receive one half r ) day's pay if required to be in court for four ) hours orless and one 1 day's pad if required to be in court for more than four ), hours. In addition, such officer shall receive mileage allowance if using his own car to go to court, whether on duty or off duty. 1f on duty, no overtime will be paid.