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14-53-106. Holiday compensation.
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14-53-106. Holiday compensation.
(a) All firefighters employed by cities of the first or second class or incorporated towns shall be compensated for all legal holidays established by the governing body of the municipality.
(b) This compensation shall be based on the firefighter's daily rate of pay and in addition to the regular pay schedule.
(c) This compensation may be included within the firefighter's base pay.
(d) This compensation shall be prorated and paid during the regular payroll periods or paid in one (1) lump sum annually on a date in December designated by the municipality.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-53-106
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14-53-106. Holiday compensation.
(a) All firefighters employed by cities of the first or second class or incorporated towns shall be compensated for all legal holidays established by the governing body of the municipality.
(b) This compensation shall be based on the firefighter's daily rate of pay and in addition to the regular pay schedule.
(c) This compensation may be included within the firefighter's base pay.
(d) This compensation shall be prorated and paid during the regular payroll periods or paid in one (1) lump sum annually on a date in December designated by the municipality.
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