See Sunshining of 2022 Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) for a full listing of items being sunshined along with the relevant dates.
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Executive Summary
SFMTA Bargaining 2022 - Executive Summary of Tentative Agreements
Transport Workers' Union (TWU), Local 250-A (9132 Transit Fare Inspectors)
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Topic |
Change |
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Term |
July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2024 |
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Wages |
First Year: |
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Field Training Officer Pay |
Adds new Field Training Officer premium of $35 per day. |
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Lead Person Pay |
Changes lead pay premium from 5.5% of base hourly rate to a flat rate of $25.00 per day. |
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Swing Shift Differential |
Shift differential to begin at 3 pm instead of 5 pm to reflect changed hours of service. |
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Holidays |
Recognizes Juneteenth (June 19); changes Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day/Italian-American Heritage Day. |
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Tuition Reimbursement |
Increases annual allocation from $2500 to $7500. Deletes obsolete language regarding previous funds carried over. Eliminates quarterly reporting requirement to Union. Defines permissible uses of funds and sets a cap of $750 per person per fiscal year. |
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Lunch/Break Room |
Adds requirement that SFMTA provide breakrooms during special events near the worksite, and a daily $10 lunch allowance for employees who work six (6) hours or more. |
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Management Rights |
Expands management rights language to be consistent with other MOUs. |
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Discipline Process |
Prohibits consideration of discipline more than two years old in determining level of discipline for subsequent offenses. |
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Election of Remedies |
Removes requirement that employees elect either grievance or internal EEO process for complaints of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, failure to accommodate, or denial of legally protected leave. |
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Assignment of Work |
Updates quarterly bid eligibility requirements and procedures. Changes Field Training Officer sign up to occur quarterly and clarifies that lead assignments other than FTO continue to be made at SFMTA’s discretion. Adds provision for bidding for new swing shift slots created in connection with new hires. |
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Work Schedules During Training |
Adds new language allowing SFMTA to modify employees’ normal work schedule for training with 2-weeks’ advance notice. |
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Payroll Procedures |
Revises language to reflect current procedure. |
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Overtime Compensation and Compensatory Time |
Updates language regarding usage of rotating list for scheduled overtime according to seniority and their regular day off. Increases consequences for “no show” in limiting ability to sign up for voluntary overtime shifts. |
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Workers’ Compensation (Employee Injured By Battery) |
Adds new language for informational purposes only regarding employees injured by battery and describes how sick leave pay will be applied. |
Costing Analysis
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Budget Office
Local 250A 9132 - Budget Impact Analysis
Bargaining 2022
Tentative Agreement (Total Cumulative Cost; SFMTA Only)
Last Updated on 04/22/22
Local 250A 9132 - Additional Cost (Savings)
| Subject | Proposed Change | FY 2023 | FY 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wages (Base) | Following the city's wage increase pattern, represented employees will receive base wage increases based on the following schedule: Year 1 July 1, 2022 - 5.25% Year 2 July 1, 2023 - 2.5% January 6, 2024 - 2.25% If the citywide budget deficit projection exceeds $300M in Year 2, each affected base wage increase will be delayed 6 months. |
$243,780 | $422,316 |
| Field Training Officer | Employees designated by their supervisor as Field Training Officers shall be entitled to a premium in the amount of thirty-five dollars (previously $25) per day when required to perform Field Training Officer duties. |
$13,372 | $12,971 |
| Lead Person Pay | Employees designated by their supervisor as lead person shall be entitled to an additional flat rate of twenty-five dollars (previously 5.5% base hourly rate) when required to take the lead on any job what at least two other persons are assigned. |
$2,998 | $2,637 |
| Lunch Pay | In recognition of the difficulty in storing or transporting food while working, SFMTA will provide a daily lunch allowance in the amount of ten dollars for employees who work at least six hours. |
$140,976 | $136,748 |
| Total ($) | Total dollars of above changes | $401,126 | $574,672 |
| Total (%) | Total percent of above changes | 8.64% | 12.38% |