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Proposed Amendment - Last Paragraph <br />Section 6 - Compensatory Time <br />Appendix C - Wage and Hour Policy <br />Cabarrus County Personnel Ordinance <br />Effective July 8, 1994 <br /> <br />CHANGE FROM <br /> <br /> Excluding the County Manager, elected officials and department heads, any employee who <br />is exempt from the FLSA minimum wage and overtime compensation requirements may be <br />granted compensatory time at the discretion of the department head. Compensatory time for such <br />employees shall not exceed an hour-for-hour exchange for all hours worked over 40, or over 171 <br />for law enforcement personnel, in the work period. Accrued compensatory time for such <br />employees shall be forfeited at the employee's termination of employment. <br /> <br />TO <br /> <br /> Excluding the County Manager and elected officials, any employee who is exempt from <br />the FLSA minimum wage and overtime compensation requirements may be granted compensatory <br />time at the discretion of the department head. Compensatory time for such employees shall not <br />exceed an hour-for-hour exchange for ali hours worked over 40 in a normal work week, or in the <br />case of law enforcement personnel-171 hours in a 28 day work period. Such compensatory time <br />will be limited to a maximum cumulative total of 40 hours. Those employees having less than the <br />40 hour total may continue to be granted compensatory time up to the 40 hour limit. Those with <br />40 hours cannot be granted additional hours until their totals are reduced below the limit by <br />usage. Time sheets should reflect the hours actually worked, but the compensatory time section <br />should be used following the 40 hour limitation. Accrued compensatory time for such employees <br />shall be forfeited at the employee's termination of employment. This policy is not intended to <br />establish a 40 hour work week for exempt personnel. <br /> <br /> <br />