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City Council and Successor Agency
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6/24/2013
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06/24/2013 <br /> The six, above-listed employees hereby waive any right to Redwood City retiree <br /> health benefits provided for service and disability retirement (industrial or non- <br /> industrial). <br /> 2.6.2 ELIGIBILITY FOR REDWOOD CITY RETIREE HEALTH BENEFITS <br /> All other San Carlos employees hired by Redwood City in connection with the <br /> "Amended and Restated Agreement between Cities of Redwood City and San Carlos <br /> for Fire & Emergency Services'; will, upon hire by Redwood City, be eligible for <br /> Redwood City's retiree health benefit in accordance with applicable policies, <br /> procedures, and labor agreements, which may be subsequently revised. Redwood <br /> City will not count employment with San Carlos or any other employer towards <br /> calculation of service to determine retiree health benefit eligibility. Such employees <br /> will relinquish any right to City of San Carlos' longevity incentive program. <br /> Nothing in the Agreement(s) between the parties will create a vested benefit <br /> provided by Redwood City or preclude Redwood City from negotiating changes to the <br /> current retiree health benefits provided by the MOU between Redwood City and the <br /> International Association of Firefighters Local 2400("IAFF"). <br /> 2.7 VACATION ACCRUAL RATE <br /> Redwood City will recognize time in the fire service with any recognized California Fire <br /> Department for the purpose of determining applicable levels of vacation accrual under the <br /> Redwood City vacation accrual schedule. <br /> 2.8 TRANSFER OF ACCRUED VACATION HOURS <br /> Effective on the Transfer Date, Redwood City will credit each San Carlos employee hired by <br /> Redwood City in connection with the "Amended and Restated Agreement between Cities of <br /> Redwood City and San Carlos for Fire& Emergency Services"for accrued, unused San Carlos <br /> vacation time.San Carlos will reimburse Redwood City for all transferred vacation time at San <br /> Carlos applicable rate.The number of hours credited by Redwood City will be the total dollar <br /> amount reimbursed by San Carlos divided by the Redwood City hourly rate of pay used for <br /> vacation purposes. <br /> Within thirty (30) days prior to the Transfer Date, San Carlos will calculate and inform <br /> Redwood City of the value of vacation hours accrued to be transferred for each employee. <br /> No later than ten (10) days prior to the Transfer Date, Redwood City will determine the full <br /> amount of all leave time transferred from San Carlos to Redwood City in connection with this <br /> Agreement and will notify San Carlos in writing of the amount to be reimbursed. <br /> 2.9 SICK LEAVE HOURS <br /> San Carlos Firefighters and Fire Captains hired by Redwood City in July 2013 will be provided <br /> up to two hundred (200) hours of sick leave, provided that such sick leave is not eligible for <br /> annual sick leave cash out under Redwood City's policies and labor agreements, nor is such <br /> sick leave eligible for sick leave cash out for the first twelve (12) months of employment.The <br /> RESO.#15272 <br /> MUFF#304 <br />
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