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FIRE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (FMA)
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A-2012-036
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PERSONNEL SERVICES
Council Approval Date
2/21/2012
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and therefore, will be converted to staff hours, as appropriate, depending on the <br />transitioning employee's assigned position. <br />1. Holiday Leave: The City shall cash out one hundred percent (100 %) of the holiday <br />leave time banks at the time of transitioning employees' separation from City <br />employment. <br />2. Vacation Leave: Upon transitioning employees' separation from the City, up to a <br />maximum of three hundred and fifty (350) hours of vacation leave shall be <br />transferred to OCFA as part of the transitioning employee's leave bank. Each <br />member shall designate how many hours of his /her current City vacation leave, up to <br />a maximum of three hundred and fifty (350) hours, shall be transferred to OCFA. <br />The City shall cash out the amount of accrued vacation leave, including management <br />vacation, minus the amount designated by the member for transfer to OCFA, not to <br />exceed three hundred and fifty (350) hours total. The vacation bank which <br />transitions over to OCFA shall not be combined with vacation earned while at OCFA. <br />3. Sick Leave: Upon separation from the City, up to three hundred and fifty (350) <br />hours of sick leave shall be transferred to OCFA as part of the transitioning <br />employee's leave bank. Each member shall designate how many hours of his /her <br />current City sick leave, up to a maximum of three hundred and fifty (350) hours, shall <br />be transferred to OCFA. The City shall cash out the remaining balance of sick leave <br />per the current SAFMA MOU. Any accrued, unused sick leave that is not subject to <br />cash out per the current SAFMA Memorandum of Understanding shall be forfeited. <br />B. OCFA recognizes that each employee's leave bank was derived from a combination of <br />accrued holiday leave, vacation leave and sick leave while employed by the City; <br />however, upon transition, the leave balances shall be treated by OCFA as General <br />Leave, and no longer tracked based on the individual categories listed above. <br />C. General Leave banks transferred from the City will be tracked separately from new <br />OCFA leave time accrued by the transitioning employee under the applicable MOU and <br />shall be used as a supplement to OCFA accrued vacation and sick leave. Transitioning <br />employees shall be required to exhaust the balance of their respective OCFA accrued <br />leave banks before using the General Leave transferred from the City. Use of all leave <br />time, whether City General Leave or OCFA accrued leave, must comply with OCFA's <br />applicable MOU; however, General Leave banks are not eligible to be cashed out by <br />OCFA in lieu of using said time. <br />D. The General Leave balance in each employee's leave bank shall be available for use by <br />transitioning employees, as described above, up to and including April 13, 2017. OCFA <br />shall pay amounts due to transitioning employees who use time from the City's General <br />Leave bank, and the City will repay such amounts to OCFA, as invoiced on a quarterly <br />basis. <br />E. Any amounts remaining in the transitioning employees' General Leave banks effective <br />April 14, 2017 (or such earlier date if the transitioning employee separates from OCFA) <br />3 <br />
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