Index SEIU, Local 1021 & Sonoma County Junior College District
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1 AGREEMENT, 1 Copies of, to unit members, 14 APPENDICES, A) Salary Schedule, Classified, 127 B) Employee Benefits Comparison, 131 C) Interdepartmental Transfer/Promotion Request Form, 133 D) Evaluation Forms: D.1 Classified Probationary, 135 D.2 Classified Long Form, 137 D.3 Classified Short Form, 143 D.4 District Police, 147 E) PERB-Certification of a Representative, 151 F) Winter Holiday Calendar Cycle, 153 G) 1. Summer Hours Agreement, Sample of Alternative Work Schedule (Summer 2011), Summer Hours Memo, 157 H) Notification of Agency Shop Implementation, 159 I) Shift Differential Schedule, 161 J) Position by Component Group, 163 K) Yearly Classification Schedule and Important Deadlines, 165 L) Memorandum of Understanding, 167 M) Voluntary Time Off Request Form, 169 Assigned Time Adjustment (longer than 20 days), 22 Reduction, 22 Bilingual Skills, compensation, 35 Board Agenda Minutes, copies of, 13 Break Periods (rest periods), 23 To shorten work day, 19, 21, 23 Budget, Annual, copies, 13 Bulletin Boards, use of, 13 CAMPUS POLICE (SEE "DISTRICT POLICE") Catastrophic Leave, 61 CLASSIFICATION/RECLASSIFICATION, Cause for review, 93 Classification process and timelines, 92 Composition of Classification Review Committee, 91 Classification review schedule, 91 Creation of a New Position, 94 Departmental reorganization, 93 Direction and methodology, 91 Events Triggering an Off-Schedule Review, 93 Forms, 94 General Indications, 93 Implementation of CRC Recommendations, 95 Move to new facility, 93 New classifications, 94 Off schedule reviews, 93 Procedure to Request an Off-Schedule Review, 94 Technology change, 93 Classified Executive Council (CEC)/ Appointments, for Classified Committees, 15 CEC Council Members, 14 Governing body, 14 President, 14 Pro Active Problem Solving, 14 Release Time For, 15 Classified Representation, on committees, 15 Committee Assignments, 15 Appointments, 15 Interview & Standing Committees, 15 Commute Alternatives, 38 Compensatory Time, 23 Accrual limit (hours), 24 CTO timelines, 24 Denial of requested CTO time off, 24 Request to Use, 24 CONCERTED ACTIVITIES, 87 Lockout, 87 SEIU Compliance, 87 Strike, Work Stoppage, Etc., 87 CONTRACTING BARGAINING UNIT WORK, 113 Copies: Agreement, 14 Personnel file information, 11 Core Hours, 19 DEFINITIONS, i-ii Derogatory material, in Personnel File, 11 DISCIPLINARY ACTION, Causes, 107 Definitions, 106 Disciplinary Action, 105 Non Grievable, 109 Probationary, 107 Dismissal Without Cause, 107 In Promoted/Transfer Position, 105 Page 173
2 Procedures for Discipline, 108 Progressive, 105 Reasonable Cause, 105, 106 Request for Hearing, 108 Arbitrator, 108 Cost of, 109 Two (2) Year Limit, 106 District Compliance Officer, 8 DISTRICT POLICE, Appeal Process, 116 Chain of Command, 118 Discipline, District Police, 117 Employment Agreement, 115 Evaluations, District Police, 115 Frequency, 115 Field Training Officer (FTO) Assignments, 119 Holiday Pay, 119 Labor Code Section 4850, 119 Police Officer's Association, 118 Policy Manual, 118 P.O.S.T. Training, 116 Probationary Period, District Police, 115 Shift Assignments, District Police, 116, 26 Rotation, 116 Seniority, 116 Request for Shift Preference, 116 Special Assignments, 119 Training, 118 Uniform Allowance, District Police, 117 Cleaning Allowance, 117 Worker's Compensation, District Police, 118 DISTRICT RIGHTS, 5 EMPLOYEE EXPENSES AND MATERIALS, Commute Alternatives, 38 District Equipment, Use of, 38 Licenses and Certificates, 38 Personal Vehicle, Use of, 38 Physical Examinations, 38 Replacing or Repairing Employee's Property, 38 Work Clothes for Facilities Operations, 37 Options With Mandatory Shirts, 37 Protective Clothing & Safety Gear, 37 Reimbursement, 37 Work Clothes for Other Classified Positions, 37 Employees, New, 14 Copy of Agreement, 14 Orientation Meetings, 14 Placement on Salary Schedule, 31 SEIU Presentation/Video, 14 Equipment, District & Prior Approval, 38 EVALUATION AND PERSONNEL FILES, 9-12 Appeal, 11 Discussion (with evaluator), 10 Evaluation Forms and process, 9 Evaluation, 9 Frequency, 9 Personnel Files, 11 Purpose, 9 Special Evaluation, 10 Withholding Step Increases, 32 Written Response, 11 Facilities, use of for SEIU meetings, 13 Family & Medical Leave, 63 Forms, Evaluation, 9 Four/Ten (4/10) Work Schedule, 18, 19 FILLING VACANT POSITIONS, Advancement, 78 Applying for Transfer or Promotion, 75 Classified Interview Committees, 79 Definitions, 75 District-Initiated Transfer, 77 Eligibility, 75 Failure to Complete Filing, 76 Notice Contents, 78 Posting of Vacancy Notice, 78 Probationary Period, 77 Selection for Transfer or Promotion, 76 FRINGE BENEFITS FOR RETIREES, Administration, 84 Definition, 83 Dental, 83, 84, 85, 86 Early Retirement Option, 84, 85 Eligibility, 85 Incentive Plan, 84 Procedures, 86 Memorandum of Understanding, Appendix L, 167 Open enrollment, 84 Spouse eligibility, 83 Stipend, 83 GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE, Definitions, 69 Extension of Time Limits, 72 Formal Level (I), 70 Page 174
3 Time Limit to Report, 70 Time Limit, Human Resources Dir., 70 Formal Level (II), 71 Appeal, Time Limit, 71 Time Limit for Sup./Pres., 71 Formal Level (III), 71 To Appeal Level II, Time Limit, 71 Arbitrator, 71 Board of Trustees, Time to Respond, 72 Cost of Arbitration, 72 Informal Level, 70 Job Steward, 69 Release Time, 69 Notice of Absence Form, 70 Miscellaneous, 72 Personnel Files, 11 Representation, With or Without SEIU, 72 Step Increase (denial of), 32 Variable Schedule Requests, (denial of), 19 Work Time, During, 72 HEALTH AND WELFARE BENEFITS, (b) Pension Plan, 43 Benefit Plans, 42 Benefits Administration, 44 Continuation of Benefits, (While on Paid Leave), 42 Dental, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 55, 65 Disability, 39, 41, 42, 43 Eligibility, 40 Early Retirement Option, 79, 84 Eligibility, 85 Incentive Plan, 84 Part-Time (50% or More), 40 Procedures, 86 Employee and Dependent Insurance Coverage, 39 Fringe Benefits Committee, 44 LTD Benefit/Health Coverage, 43 Open Enrolment, 41 PERS (Informational Item Only), 43 PERS "Pick-Up" (Tax Treatment), 43 Retirees, Fringe Benefits for, 83 Requirement for Stipend, 83 SEIU Health & Welfare Benefits Reserve Fund, 44 Student Health Fee Waiver, 43 (For Employees Enrolling Classes) HOLIDAYS, Winter Holiday Closure, 46 Additional Holidays, 45 College Calendar, 47 Eligibility, 46 Floating Holiday, 46 Holiday Entitlement, 45 Saturday/Sunday Holidays, 45 Holiday Calendar Cycle, Appendix F, 159 HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT, Assigned Time, Adjustment in, 22 Assigned Time, Reduction in, 22 Call Back Time, 25 Call in Time, 25 Compensatory Time, Accrual, 21, 23 Employment Status, 26 Four/Ten (4/10) Work Schedule, 19, 21 Home, Working at, 18 Job Sharing, 27 Lunch Period, 22 Not to Shorten Work Day, 22 Variable Schedule, 22 Nine/Eight/One (9/8/1) Work Schedule, 19 Overtime, Distribution of, 25 Overtime, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25 Approval, 23 Assigned by Supervisor, 23 Rest Period, 23 Compensation During, 23 Not to Shorten Work Day, 23 Shift Differential, Hours in, 25 Shift Differential for Full-Time Temporary Day Shift Assignment, 25 Unit Members, 25 Voluntary Request for, 25 Split Shift, 26 Voluntary Request For, 26 "Summer Hours" Schedule, 21 Core Hours, 21 Grievable, 22 Start of Schedule, 21 Starting/Quitting Times, 21 Variable Request, Approval, 22 Variable Scheduling, 19 Conditions of, Holidays, Overtime, Vacation, Sick Leave, 20, 21 Denial/Not Grievable, 19 Requests For, 19 Time Frame to Request, 19 Voting Time, 26 Work Day, 19 Work Schedule A: Hourly Instructional Employee, 17 Accepting an Additional Position, 17 Work Schedule B: (Formerly 10-Mo. Employee), 17 Work Schedule C: (Formerly 11-Mo. Employee), 18 Work Week, 18 Page 175
4 Work Year Descriptions, 17 Human Resources Agenda, copy to SEIU, 13 INSTRUCTION, In-Service Training, 111 Instruction, 111 Approval, 111 Flex Schedule, 111 Release Time, 111 Travel, 111 Professional Development, 112 Release Time, 111 Job Sharing, 27 LAYOFF PROCEDURES, Application, 99 Computation of Seniority, 97 Computation of Seniority When Classifications Change, 98 Definitions, 97 Voluntary Consent, 97 Displacement Rights, 100 Anniversary Date, 101 Different Position, Salary Placement, 101 Longevity, 101 Miscellaneous, 103 Notice, 101 Reemployment Rights, Month Re-Hire, 102 Substitute Employee, 103 Voluntary Demotion, 102 Retirement in Lieu of Layoff, 102 Reemployment List, 102 Seniority Procedures, 97 Reclassification/Transfer, 98 Seniority Lists, 98 Specially Funded Programs, 101 LEAVES OF ABSENCE, Accrual of Benefits, 39-Month Re-Hire, 58, 61 Health & Welfare Coverage, 61 Paid Leave, 57 Unpaid Leave, 61 Bereavement Leave, 53 Using Personal Necessity, 59 Catastrophic Leave, 61 Approval of Request, 62 Procedures, 62 Maximum Hours, 62 Donations by Other Unit Members, 62 Limits on Donations of SL, Vac, To Members Within Unit, 62 To Members Outside Unit, 62 No Accrual of SL/VAC While On, 62 Unused Donated Hours, 62 Child Rearing Leave, 60 Court Witness, 53 Concurrent Running of Leaves, 66 Continuation of Health and Welfare Benefits, 65 Credit for Sick Leave, 57 Retirement, 59 Transfer to Another California Public School, 58 Custodial Substitute Utilization, 63 Duration of Leave, 64 Eligibility, 63 Family Care & Medical Leave, 63 Concurrent Running Leaves, 66 Disability of Unit Member, 58 Health & Welfare Benefits, Continuation of, 65 Status While on Leave, 65 Husband & Wife, 66 Right of Reinstatement, 66 Seniority, 58, 61, 65 Use of Sick Leave, 65 Verification, 66 Family School Partnership Act, 67 Time Off For, 67 General Leaves, 60 Commencement of, 60 Continuation of, 65 Disability, 65 Duration, 64 Granting, Conditions for, 64 Unpaid, Procedures; 10 Days - 1 Year, 60 For Training/Study, 61 Husband & Wife Unit Members, 66 Immediate Family, 53 Industrial Accident and Illness Leave, Month Re-Hire, 61 Disability Retirement, 59 Eligibility, 57 Examination, Physical/Mental, 56 Leaves Exhausted, 58 Max. Days Per Injury, Per FY, 57 Rehabilitation Benefits, 59 Return Requirements, 58 Right to, w/o Recruitment, 59 With Duty Restrictions, 58 Transfer, 59 Jury Duty, 53 Maternity, 57 Military Leave, 54 Page 176
5 Monitoring Absences, 67 Personal Necessity Leave, 59 Adoption, 60 Conditions for, 60 Maximum Days/Year, 59 Purposes for Which Leave May Be Taken, 64 Right to Reinstatement, 66 Sick Leave, 54 Credit for Retirement, 57 Eligibility, New Employee, 54 Employed Less Than: Five Days/Week, 54 Full Fiscal Year, 54 Notice to Supervisor, 55 Return to Work, 56 Transfer Balance to Other California Public School Employer, 56 Verification to Return, 56 Status While on Leave, 65 Terms Respecting Leaves of Absence, 61 Time for Commencement of Leave, 65 Training/Study, 61 Unit Member Notice, 65 Verification, 66 Worker's Compensation, 57 Lodging, Reimbursement, 34 Longevity, (see Pay Allowances ), 34 Denial of, 35 Lunch Period, to shorten work day, 22 Long Term Disability, 43 Mail System, mailboxes, use of, 13 Meals, reimbursement, 33 Membership, 8 Authorization, (3.1 Check Off), 7 Deductions, 7 Maintenance, 8 Termination of, 8 Mileage, Personal Vehicle, Agreement, Property & Liability Ins., 38 Reimbursement, 33 Nine/Eight/One (9/8/1) Flex Schedule, 19 ORGANIZATIONAL RIGHTS, Classified Executive Council, 14 Committee Assignments/ Interview Committees, 15 Copies of Agreement, 14 Copies of Documents to SEIU, 13 Hire Date and Classification Roster, 13 Ratification, 16 SEIU Conferences, 14 Release Time, 15 Use of School Facilities for, 13 Services Provided, 13 ORGANIZATIONAL SECURITY, 7-8 Agency Shop Implementation, 7 Check Off, 7 Deductions, COPE, 7 Dues Deduction, 7 Hold Harmless, 8 Membership, Maintenance of, 8 Non-Discrimination, 8 Orientation Meetings for New Employees, 14 Overtime, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25 (Also See Hours of Employment) Authorization, 23 Call in, 25 Called back, after completion of regular assignment, 25 Holiday Pay, 20 Part-Time Employee, 24 Pay/Compensatory Time, 24 Personal Burden, 24 Right to Decline, 23 Shift Differential, 25 Ten (10) Hour Work Schedule, 23 PARKING, 121 PAY AND ALLOWANCES, Bilingual Skills, 35 Compensation During Training Periods, 35 Compensation for Unit Member Working Out of Classification, 35 Court Witness, 53, 60 Meals, Mileage, Parking, 53 Jury Duty, 53 During Regular Assignment, 54 Meals, Mileage, Parking Expense, 53 Longevity, 34 Denial of, 34 Grievable, 34 Lump Sum Payment, 32 Mileage, 33 Pay, Rate of, 29 Payroll Errors and Lost Checks, 31 Placement on Salary Schedule, 31 Reallocation, Placement, 33 Reclassification, Promotion or Reallocation, 33 Reimbursement for Lodging, 34 Reimbursement for Meals, 33 Retroactive Wage Increase, 31, 32 Salary Schedule, Classified Appendix A, 127 Step Increases, 32 Page 177
6 Denial, Grievable, 32 Less than 50% employees, hours required, 32 Time of Payment, 31 Training, Mandated, 35 Working Out of Classification, Compensation for a Unit Member, 35 Permanent Status, 9 Personnel Files, 11 Confidentiality, 11 Derogatory Claim, time limit, 11 Derogatory Information in, 11 Grievance, Right to File, 12 Procedures for placing derogatory information in, 11 Procedures for reviewing personnel file, 11 Removal of Documents in, 11 Physical Exam, Required, 38 TB, Required, 38 Probationary Period, 9 Extension of, 9 Failure to Complete in Promoted Position, 77 Promotion, 75, 76, 77, 92, 98 Ratification Sessions; and Release Time, 16 Reclassification, 33, 35, 91 RECOGNITION, 3 Reduction in Assigned Time, 22 (Also Art. 20, Layoff Procedures), Reimbursement: Certificates, 38 Clothing, 37 Jury Duty, 53 Licenses, 38 Lodging, 34 Meals, 33 Mileage, 33 Physical Exams, Required, 38 Revocation of Vacation, 51 Training, Mandated, 35 Release Time, 14, 15, 16, 70, 81, 111 CEC Members, 15 In-Service Training, 111 Instruction (classes), 111 For President, CEC, 14 Ratification Sessions, 16 Safety Committee Members, 81 SEIU Conferences, Paid/Unpaid, 14 Rest Period, 19, 23 To Shorten Work Day, 23 Retirement, Sick Leave Credit, 57 Retirement, Fringe Benefits for, 83 Retirement, Requirement for Stipend, 83 Roster of Unit Members, 13 SAFETY, 81 Committee, Safety Composition, 81 Equipment, Safety, 81 Meetings, Safety, 81 Non-Discrimination, Safety, 81 Release Time, Safety, 81 Salary Schedules: Classified, Appendix A, 127 Rate of Pay, 29 SEIU Conferences, 14 Release Time, 14 SEVERABILITY, 89 Replacement for Severed Provision, 89 Savings Clause, Severability, 89 Shift Differential, 25 Voluntary Flexible Schedule, 26 Social Security, 403(b) in lieu of, 43 Split Shift, 26 Voluntary Flexible Schedule, 26 Step Increases, 32 Less than 50% employees, hours required, 32 Withholding, 32 Stipend, for Retirement, 83 Summer Hours Schedule, 21, 22 TB Exams, Reimbursement, 38 TERM OF AGREEMENT, 123 Training, Mandated & Compensation, 35 Transfer, 75 Definition, 75 Eligibility, Working-Out-Of-Class, 35 Rejected, Process, 76 Time Limit to Request, 76 Transfer: District initiated, 77 Voluntary, 75 Transfer Line, 76 Transfer Request Form, 133 Appendix C Uniforms: District Police, 117 Facilities Operations, 37 VACATION, Accumulation, 50 Page 178
7 Eligibility, Vacation, 49 Part-Time, 49 Holidays During Vacation, 51 Interruption of Vacation, 52 Pay Upon Termination, Vacation, 52 Pay, Vacation, 52 Pay-Off, Vacation, 52 Postponement, Vacation, 52 Revoked, 52 Reimbursement for, 52 Scheduling of Vacation, 51 Variable Scheduling, 19, 20 (See Index: Flexible Scheduling) Vehicle, personal use, 38 Liability Insurance, 38 Voting, Time Off for Statewide Elections, 26 Notice of Time Off Request, 27 Posting of Notice, 27 Winter Holiday Closure, 46 Schedule, 153 Work Day, 19 Work, at Home and Approval, 18 Work Week, 18 4/10 Schedule, 18 Work Year, Calculations for less than 12 months/year assignment, 17 Worker's Compensation, 57, 62 Working out of Class, compensation, 35 More than five (5) working days, 35 Page 179
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