INTERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM
April 02, 2015
To: |
The Honorable Andres Ayala, Jr., Commissioner |
|
Department of Motor Vehicles, |
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60 State Street |
|
Wethersfield, Connecticut 06161 |
Subject: |
Stipulated agreement between the State of Connecticut
and the Connecticut State |
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Police and Fire Union, NP~5 Bargaining Unit |
I. AUTHORITY
- The stipulated agreement between the State of Connecticut and the
Connecticut State Police and Fire Union, NP-5, which was approved by the General
Assembly on February 26,2015 pursuant to CGS Section 5-278(b).
II. MOTOR VEHICLE LIEUTENANTS
- Effective October 3,2014, the Motor Vehicle Lieutenants will be removed from
the MP 60 pay plan and placed in the NP-5 pay plan, Salary Group PS-19 using the
round-up method.
- A. Vacation Accrual
The maximum accumulation of vacation time will be sixty (60) days for all
new employees appointed to the job title of Motor Vehicle Lieutenant.
- The Motor Vehicle Lieutenants currently assigned to the managerial pay plan
have accumulated more than sixty (60) days vacation time. As of the date of
legislative approval of the agreement, such number of days will be the maximum
accumulation for these employees. Motor Vehicle Lieutenants who were permitted a
maximum accumulation greater than sixty, (60) days based upon their accumulation
as of the date of legislative approval of the agreement will continue to retain
the same vacation accumulation maximum if they are promoted hereafter.
- B. Overtime
The Motor Vehicle Lieutenants will be classified as exempt employees for the
purpose of overtime. They are eligible to accumulate Compensatory Time but not
the payment of overtime for all hours over 40 worked in a work week on an hour
for hour basis when the overtime is required and authorized by management.
- The accumulation of compensatory time is subject to a maximum of 120 hours.
If an employee's compensatory time exceeds the 120 hour maximum, the employee
will be paid for the time in excess of the 120 hours as soon thereafter as is
practicable. The monies will be paid at the straight time rate.
- C. Longevity
The current Motor Vehicle Lieutenants will be eligible for longevity payments as
prescribed by the contract in accordance with existing practice, except as
provided
otherwise in the agreement. No employee in the classification of Motor Vehicle
Lieutenant, first hired on or after July 1,2011 will be entitled to a longevity
payment,
provided, however, any individual hired on or after said date who will have
military
service which would count toward longevity under current rules will be entitled
to
longevity if they obtain the requisite service in the future.
III. COMPENSATION (Article 20 Section 6)
- The Motor Vehicle Lieutenants will not receive the clothing allowance.
IV.
HOLIDAYS (Article 25)
- The Motor Vehicle Lieutenants will not work on a holiday without prior
management approval.
V.
SCHEDULED PAYMENT DATES
- A.
General Wage Increase
The agency must process the general wage increase manually.
Effective |
Increase |
Pay Period |
Check Date |
07/01/2015 |
3% |
06/26/2015 - 07/09/2015
|
07/24/2015 |
- B. Annual Increments
The agency must process the annual increments manually.
Effective
|
Pay Period
|
Check Date |
06/30/2015
|
06/26/2015 - 07/09/2015
|
07/24/2015 |
- C. Lump Sum Payments
The agency must process these lump sum payments manually and follow the
effective dates of annual increments.
VI. PAYROLL PROCEDURES
- A. Implementation of General Wage Increase
- New pay plans will be implemented centrally with the new hourly rate and
biweekly salary effective with the pay period, at the proper time.
- B. Payment of Lump Sum(s)
- l. On the Timesheet Page: Amount Time Reporting Code XMISP.
2. On the Additional Pay Page: Arnount; Earnings Code MPS.
- These lump sum payments are subject to mandatory deductions; i.e.,
federal withholding and state income tax annualized, social security tax,
retirement contributions, and garnishments (if applicable).
VII. RETROACTIVE PAYMENTS
- For the pay periods October 3, 2014 through April 17, 2015, agency staff
must calculate
any retroactive payments. Payments will be separately identified and subject
to
mandatory deductions only, i.e., federal withholding tax and state income
tax annualized,
social security tax, retirement contributions, and garnishments (if
applicable).
Effective Date |
Period Covered |
Check Date |
October 3,2014 |
10/03/2014 - 04/16/2015
|
05/01/2015 |
- A. Retroactive Annual Increments and Lump Sum Payments
Effective |
Period Covered |
Check Date |
Dec. 30,2014 |
12/30/2014 - 04/16/2015
|
05/0112015 |
- B. Implementation of Retroactive
New pay plans will be implemented centrally with the new hourly rate and
biweekly salary effective with the pay period, at the proper time.
- Retroactive Payments
- 1. On the Timesheet Page: Amount or Hours; Time Reporting Code
XRTRA or XRTRH
- 2. On the Additional Pay Page: Amount or Hours; Earnings Code RTR.
- These lump sum payments are subject to mandatory deductions; i.e.,
federal withholding and state income tax annualized, social security tax,
retirement contributions, and garnishments (if applicable).
- C. Payment of Retroactive Lump Sum
- 1. On the Timesheet Page: Amount or Hours; Time Reporting Code
XRTRA or XRTRH.
- 2. On the Additional Pay Page: Amount; Earnings Code RTR.
VIII. GENERAL
- Questions may be directed as follows:
- Contract Issues: Agency Human Resources Officers;
- Payroll Procedures: Office of the State Comptroller, Payroll
Services Division, (860) 702-3447;
- Tuition Reimbursement: Office of the State Comptroller,
Administrative Services Division, (860) 792-3344;
- Memorandum Interpretation: Office of the State Comptroller,
Administrative Services Division, (860) 702-3440.
KEVIN LEMBO
STATE COMPTROLLER
KL:ED
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