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<br /> <br />00059814-1 <br /> 22 <br /> <br />16.11.2.3 Bilingual skills shall not be a condition of employment except for employees who are <br />hired specifically with that requirement. If an employee is hired under this provision, <br />that requirement shall be included in the initial appointment letter. <br /> <br />16.11.2.4 The City has the right to discontinue the bilingual differential if the employee no longer <br />qualifies for the benefit, provided that the City gives the exclusive representative ten <br />(10) days’ notice prior to such revocation, in order to allow the opportunity for the <br />parties to meet and confer. <br /> <br />16.11.2.5 Employees with proficiency or fluency in the following languages will be eligible for <br />Bilingual Premium Pay: Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Vietnamese, Russian, <br />and American Sign Language. <br /> <br />16.11.2.6. Employees with proficiency and/or fluency in more than one language listed in <br />subsection “16.11.2.5” will not be permitted to earn Bilingual Premium Pay of more than <br />$1,059.53 per month ($489.02 per biweekly pay period) seven and one-half percent <br />(7.5%) of top step base pay for Accountant. <br /> <br />16.12 Temporary Upgrade <br /> <br />An employee temporarily assigned by the supervisor to work in a higher paid classification shall receive a <br />temporary upgrade to the lowest point of the range in the higher classification, or an increase of five percent <br />(5%), whichever is greater. This temporary upgrade shall be effective on the 11th work day in the higher <br />classification for all hours worked of four (4) hours or more in one (1) working day . In no event shall the <br />employee so assigned receive more than the top of the range for the higher classification. In the event the <br />temporary upgrade lasts longer than fifteen (15) work days, the temporary upgrade pay shall be retroactive <br />to the first day of the assignment. To be eligible for Temporary Upgrade Pay, the employee must be relieved <br />of their regular job duties during the assignment. For overtime eligible employees, overtime earned while in <br />Temporary Upgrade status will be paid at the Temporary Upgrade rate. For exempt employees, <br />management leave time earned while in Temporary Upgrade status will be paid out when used or cashed <br />out at the Temporary Upgrade rate of pay. <br /> <br />For the purpose of Government Code section 20480, when assigned to temporarily fill a vacant position <br />during recruitment for a permanent appointment, an out-of-class appointment shall not exceed a total of nine <br />hundred sixty (960) hours in a fiscal year. <br /> <br />Out-Of-Class Pay: Employees who are assigned in writing by their manager in advance to perform work <br />outside of their classification and to receive out of class pay will receive five percent (5%) of their base <br />hourly rate of pay for those hours worked. Employees are not eligible to receive Out of Class Pay and <br />Temporary Upgrade Pay simultaneously. During an out of class assignment, employees are required to <br />continue to perform some or all of their regular duties in addition to the duties of the higher classification. <br />Out-of-Class pay shall not be paid every time an employee is assigned duties outside of their classification, <br />but rather is dependent on advance manager approval and based on the sole discretion of the manager. For <br />overtime eligible employees, overtime earned in Out-Of-Class Pay status will be paid at the Out-Of-Class <br />Pay rate. For exempt employees, management leave time earned while in Out-of-Class status will be paid <br />out when used or cashed out at the Out-of-Class rate of pay. <br /> <br />16.13 Certification Pay for Parks, Recreation and Community Services Manager <br /> <br />6.I. - Page 36 of 119 <br />450