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percent of the employee's daily rate of  compensation for each eight hours

        or part thereof the employee is  actually scheduled to remain and remains

        available for recall  pursuant to such roster. An employee who is actually
        recalled to work  will receive appropriate overtime or recall compensation

        as provided by law. Administration of such payments shall be in accordance
        with rates  established by  the Director of the Budget. The daily  rate  of

        compensation  shall be at the  rate of one-tenth of the bi-weekly  rate of
        compensation and will include geographic, locational, inconvenience  and

        shift  pay  as  may  be  appropriate  to  the  place  or  hours normally worked.
        Only employees eligible for on-call premium pay will be required to be on

        call.


        Article 48
        Eligible List-Stays

           In the event the use of an eligible list is stayed pursuant to  court order,
        upon the removal of such stay such eligible list shall continue in existence

        for a period of not less than 60 days and for such additional period as may
        be determined by the Department of Civil Service, except that in no event

        shall such 60-day period extend  the life of any eligible  list beyond the
        statutory limit of four years.


        Article 49

        Work-Related Clothing
           §49.1  (a) The State  shall prepare, secure  introduction  and recommend

        passage by the Legislature of such legislation as may be appropriate and

        necessary to obtain an appropriation of funds indicated in each year of the
        2016-2021 Agreement:  $1,136,553 in 2016-2017, $1,159,284 in 2017-
        2018, $1,182,470 in 2018-2019, $1,206,120 in 2019-2020, and $1,230,242

        in 2020-2021, to be used for Operational Services Unit employees work-

        related clothing.
           (b) The State and CSEA shall continue to oversee the distribution of funds.

        Labor and management at the appropriate local level shall meet to determine
        the method of distribution of funds once they have been advised of funds

        available to them.  Options for distribution may include cash allowance,
        purchase or rental based on the funds available to the labor/management

        committees subject to guidelines provided by  the State and  CSEA.


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