Table of contents
- Preamble
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Articles 1 - 10
- Article 1: Term Of Collective Agreement
- Article 2: Definitions
- Article 3: Recognition and Union Business
- Article 4: Membership and Dues
- Article 5: Management Rights
- Article 6: Respect in the Workplace
- Article 7: No Strike or Lockout
- Article 8: Probationary Period
- Article 9: Hours of Work and Shift Schedules
- Article 10: Overtime
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Articles 11 - 20
- Article 11: On-call Duty
- Article 12: Special Assignments
- Article 13: Promotions, Transfers and Vacancies
- Article 14: Responsibility Pay
- Article 15: Vacations With Pay
- Article 16: Named Holidays
- Article 17: Sick Leave
- Article 18: Workers' Compensation
- Article 19: Employee Benefit Plans
- Article 20: Leaves of Absence
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Articles 21 - 30
- Article 21: Bulletin Board Space
- Article 22: Evaluations and Personnel Files
- Article 23: Discipline and Dismissal
- Article 24: Resignation/Termination
- Article 25: Job Descriptions
- Article 26: Layoff and Recall
- Article 27: Salaries & Recognition of Previous Experience
- Article 28: Court Appearance
- Article 29: Uniform and Clothing
- Article 30: Workplace Health, Safety and Wellness
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Articles 31 - 40
- Article 31: Duty Increased Expenses
- Article 32: Grievance Procedure
- Article 33: Grievance Arbitration
- Article 34: New Classifications
- Article 35: Casual Employees
- Article 36: Job Stewards
- Article 37: Over/Under Payments
- Article 38: Premiums
- Article 39: Taxable Spending Account (TSA)
- Article 40: Critical Event Responses
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Letters of Understanding
- Letter of Understanding #1 - RE: Benefits Eligible Casual Employees (BECE)
- Letter of Understanding #2 - RE: Duty to Accomodate
- Letter of Understanding #3 - RE: Transitional Provisions for Employees Moving Into the HSAA Bargaining Unit
- Letter of Understanding #4 - RE: Local Conditions - Rocky Mountain House
- Letter of Understanding #5 - RE: Mandatory Training
- Letter of Understanding #6 - RE: Power Lift Stretchers
- Letter of Understanding #7 - RE: COVID-19 Hazard Response Lump Sum Payment
- Letter of Understanding #8 - RE: Cold Lake Ambulance Service (CLAS) Former Employees
- Salaries Appendix
Article 37: Over/Under Payments
- In the event that an Employee is over or under-compensated by error on the part of the Employer, the Employer shall correct the compensation error no later than the second pay period following the date on which the party/Parties discovering the error knew, or ought to have known of the error.
The Employer is permitted to recover from the Employee up to 6 months’ overpayment from the date the mistake occurred. This parallels the ability of the Employee to recover under-compensation error for a similar period.
In the case of an underpayment, where the Employer discovers the error, the Employer will notify the Employee in writing that an underpayment has been made. Such written notice shall include all calculations. If an under payment mistake is not corrected by the second pay day, the Employee shall have ten (10) days to file a grievance as outlined in Article 32.
In the case of an overpayment, the Employer shall notify the Employee in writing immediately following its discovery. All calculations shall be provided to the Employee and discussion about repayment options shall occur. By mutual agreement between the Employer and the Employee, repayment arrangements shall be made. In the event mutual agreement cannot be reached, the Employer shall recover the overpayment by deducting up to fifteen percent (15%) of the Employee’s gross earnings per pay period, until the entire amount has been repaid. - In the event of an overpayment affecting more than fifty percent (50%) of all Employees and totaling more than fifty percent (50%) of Employees’ gross earnings is discovered within twenty four (24) hours and providing that all affected Employees were notified as per Article 37.01 and within that timeframe, Employees will be requested to repay all amounts owed immediately. If this isn’t possible or should there be a disagreement, the Employer shall recover the overpayment by deducting up to fifty percent (50%) of the Employee’s gross earnings per pay period, until the entire amount has been repaid.
- In the event an overpayment or underpayment is discovered and identified to the Employee no later than the current payday, the mistake shall be corrected immediately.
- Notwithstanding Article 37, over/under payments related to paid vacations and Named Holidays, shall be subject to Alberta Employment Standards Legislation.