ASSIGNING OVERTIME TO CAMPUS SUPERVISORS Sample Clauses

ASSIGNING OVERTIME TO CAMPUS SUPERVISORS. At the beginning of 32 each school year when administrators start assigning overtime to campus 33 supervisors, the assignments shall be offered based on seniority. The campus 34 supervisor with the most District seniority shall have the first right of refusal. If 35 they decline the assignment, it should be offered to the next campus supervisor 36 on the seniority list and so on down the list. If the assignment is accepted, then 37 the next overtime opportunity shall be offered to the second most senior District 38 campus supervisor and so on down the list. Supervisors will make a good faith 39 effort to distribute overtime assignments as equitably as possible throughout the 40 school year. (For Xxxxxxx Campus Supervisors, see Letter of Agreement: 41 Attachment #5) 42
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ASSIGNING OVERTIME TO CAMPUS SUPERVISORS. At the beginning of 13 each school year when administrators start assigning overtime to campus 14 supervisors, the assignments shall be offered based on seniority. The campus 15 supervisor with the most District seniority shall have the first right of refusal. If 16 they decline the assignment, it should be offered to the next campus supervisor 17 on the seniority list and so on down the list. If the assignment is accepted, then 18 the next overtime opportunity shall be offered to the second most senior District 20 effort to distribute overtime assignments as equitably as possible throughout the 21 school year. (For Xxxxxxx Campus Supervisors, see Letter of Agreement: 22 Attachment #5)
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ASSIGNING OVERTIME TO CAMPUS SUPERVISORS. At the beginning of 2 each school year when administrators start assigning overtime to campus 3 supervisors, the assignments shall be offered based on seniority. The campus 4 supervisor with the most District seniority shall have the first right of refusal. If
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