2006-7
Judge’s Compensation for California Trampoline & Tumbling
8/06
Judges will report to the meet referee no later than 15
minutes before posted march-in time. Judges will be paid beginning at the posted
march-in time to the end of their judging day on 1/2-hour intervals.
If time judged is less than ten minutes over the half-hour mark, time
credited will revert to the previous 1/2-hour interval, otherwise time will be
credited forward to the next interval. Allowable non-paid break time will be a
maximum of 1-hour allowed per day. In
addition, all judges will be provided with a lunch and/or dinner and snacks.
Minimum pay is 2
hours (concerns judges contracted to judge the meet)
No minimum pay for class IV judges; judges “filling in as needed”; those fulfilling judging requirements
California
Judges Pay Rates
Category IV $8/hr na Performance judge for levels 1-4
Category III $14/hr na Performance judge for levels 1-8, Superior for levels 1-4
Category II $16/hr $20/hr Superior, difficulty, or performance judge up to level 10
Category I $18/hr $22/hr No restrictions
FIG Brevet $20/hr $24/hr No restrictions
1) Meet Ref will arrive 30 minutes before march-in and will be paid for 1 hour extra to compensate for duties
occurring before meet, during lunch break, and after meet.
2) Difficulty Judges will be paid extra $10 per day to allow for checking comp cards during break time.
3) The Trampoline DD judge for Elite session will be paid an extra $2 per hour over performance rates.
4) Per Diem of $15 per 1 meal or $25 per day will be paid to judges if nutritional meals are not provided.
Example: hot dogs / or salad only / or food lacking proper handling / among other examples.
Pay
for Mileage Traveled
No compensation is paid for less than 25 miles round trip. Traveling for 25- 500 miles round-trip, gas mileage will be compensated at the rate of approximately 20 miles per gallon at the current cost of a gallon of regular gas (to be determined by Technical Director). Judges are expected to carpool or share the cost of mileage. If over 500 miles roundtrip, then special negotiations may be made.
If a judge officiates for less than a full day’s meet, but judges over ½ the meet (and is also competing, or has a family member competing, or must coach a team that competes), then that judge will receive ½ the rate for mileage. If a judge is officiating for less than ½ of the meet, then no mileage will be paid. Exceptions can be made for special circumstances.
Judges who are practice judging or “filling in as needed” will not be compensated for mileage. “Filling in as needed” refers to those judges who are already at the meet and are asked to judge on an emergency basis (not contracted to judge prior to meet day). Judges who need to judge to fulfill continuing education requirements will not be paid mileage.
Overnight accommodations will be provided to judges when conditions warrant it. Example: long travel, multiple days judging with early report hours next day. To be negotiated on a per case basis between meet director and judging director. Whenever possible, accommodations will be made for 2 judges per room.