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5. Have the right to assign mandatory overtime to the on-duty capable employee(s) with the least<br />

State seniority who is normally assigned to the same work unit. This assignment will rotate<br />

within each pay period beginning with the employee with the least State Seniority. Your<br />

supervisor may choose to offer the overtime to employees in other work units who have<br />

indicated an interest in the shift before assigning overtime.<br />

(For Anoka Region only)<br />

<strong>Management</strong> and the Local Union will meet and confer:<br />

<br />

To discuss scheduling efficiencies and overtime distribution in the Dietary Department.<br />

Overtime Assignment. (For St. Peter Region only)<br />

If you work seventy five percent (75%) time or more, you cannot be assigned mandatory overtime<br />

between the last scheduled shift before your days off and your next scheduled shift unless there is<br />

an emergency. Part-time employees working less than seventy-five percent (75%) time will not be<br />

assigned mandatory overtime before scheduled vacation days or weekends off.<br />

(For St. Peter Region only)<br />

Involuntary Overtime Assignment<br />

An involuntary overtime assignment is counted when the least senior eligible employee is required<br />

by a supervisor to stay beyond the end of their regularly scheduled shift for any length of time.<br />

Distribution.<br />

Article 6, Section 4 of the Master Agreement is changed as follows:<br />

1) If your supervisor needs someone to work overtime, he/she will:<br />

a. Decide which class(es) will perform the work.<br />

b. Offer the overtime work to employee(s) in the selected class(es) who are capable and<br />

permanently assigned to the same work unit (most State Seniority to least) until the work is<br />

accepted. Overtime for the next (immediately subsequent) shift is first offered to those<br />

employees on duty. If no one accepts the overtime and time permits,<br />

c. Offer the overtime work to on duty employees in the selected class(es) who are capable<br />

(most State Seniority to least). If no one accepts the overtime and time permits,<br />

d. Offer the overtime work to off duty employees on the “call list” who are capable and<br />

qualified (most State Seniority to least). If no one accepts the overtime and time permits,<br />

e. Offer the overtime work to employees on the pool “call list” who are capable and qualified<br />

(most State Seniority to least).<br />

You are placed on the “call list” by indicating in writing that you want voluntary overtime by,<br />

at your option:<br />

i) Listing the days and shifts of each pay period that you are interested in voluntary<br />

overtime before the beginning of that pay period; or<br />

2013-2015 <strong>AFSCME</strong> <strong>Contract</strong> – Page 237

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