SB 428
Creating three separate job titles for school bus operators
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Bill overview
This bill establishes three distinct job titles for school bus operators in West Virginia: Bus Operator I, Bus Operator II, and Bus Operator III, based on the number of years of experience operating school buses. It also outlines pay scales for each title, with additional compensation for working outside of regular hours and for certain qualifications like a high school diploma or college credits. The bill aims to provide a clearer structure for school bus personnel and ensure fair compensation.
Key provisions
- Creates three school bus operator job titles: Bus Operator I, Bus Operator II, and Bus Operator III, based on years of experience.
- Establishes pay scales for each bus operator title, with increasing pay based on years of service.
- Provides additional compensation for working outside of regular hours (e.g., evenings and weekends).
- Offers additional pay for employees holding a high school diploma or college credits.
- Defines ‘itinerant status’ for bus operators who travel between school sites.
- Specifies additional compensation for asbestos removal work.
- Establishes a minimum hourly rate for extra duty assignments.
- Creates a process for qualifying aides for supervisory roles.
Who is affected
- School Bus Operators
- County School Boards
- Students
- West Virginia State Government
- School Personnel
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