Bargaining unit and schedule A employees who are temporarily reassigned to perform the principal duties of a higher-paying position receive substitution pay.
This includes performing duties of an excluded position.
Excluded management employees are not eligible for substitution pay. They are eligible for temporary appointments.
Substitution pay is intended for periods of less than 21 days. Temporary appointments are usually set up for longer periods.
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Employees are paid at the salary range step of the higher-paying position that is closest to eight percent above their regular base salary. If the higher-paying position has only one salary step, that step is the rate of substitution pay.
Regular base pay includes any salary protection the employee receives. If the employee is a BCGEU member or Schedule A employee, it also includes any temporary market adjustment.