CLERICAL HELP Clause Samples
The 'Clerical Help' clause defines the provision of administrative or clerical support services within the context of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines whether one party will provide clerical staff or assistance to the other, specifying the scope of tasks such as document preparation, scheduling, or data entry. Its core function is to clarify expectations regarding support resources, ensuring that both parties understand who is responsible for routine administrative tasks and preventing misunderstandings about the availability and extent of such assistance.
CLERICAL HELP. Each teacher shall be provided with adequate clerical help to the extent and ability of the Board to so provide.
CLERICAL HELP. Teachers will be relieved by the use of non-teaching personnel in performing non-teaching and administrative duties such as the following:
1. The Board shall provide networked copy machines in all buildings. In the event the copy machines break and are not functioning within 48 hours. Office clerical help will make copies until capiers are working correctly.
2. Summarizing and balancing attendance data, scoring I.Q. and achievement tests, and money collections.
3. Clerical help will update and complete CA-60 files. Teachers will provide grades and attendance for the update.
CLERICAL HELP. Teachers will be relieved by the use of non-teaching personnel in performing non-teaching and administrative duties such as the following:
I. Secretarial and clerical duties for teachers in grades K-5 only, such as typing of duplication masters, duplication of materials, provided, copy is exactly as to be duplicated and is presented to the Principal's office forty-eight (48) hours before it is to be used, or if any is to be typewritten, are presented one (1) week early.
CLERICAL HELP. The Superintendent, or his/her designee, shall advise each Director, in writing, as to how he/she should attempt to access the clerical resources of the school system. Such written notice is subject to change, at any time, by the Superintendent, or his/her designee. It is recognized that nothing contained herein is a contract commitment for clerical help and, as noted, that the method of attempted access is subject to change, at any time, by the Superintendent, or his/her designee.
CLERICAL HELP. Teachers will be relieved by the use of non-teaching personnel in performing non-teaching and administrative duties such as the following:
1. The Board shall provide networked copy machines in all buildings. In the event the copy machines break and are not functioning within 48 hours, office clerical help will make copies until copiers are working correctly.
2. Summarizing and balancing attendance data, scoring I.Q. and achievement tests, and money collections.
3. Clerical help will update and complete CA-60 files. Teachers will provide grades and attendance for the update. The Board agrees to provide either one teachers' aide or adequate clerical person for each Kindergarten classroom during the first two (2) weeks of school and will see to it that these persons are available the day school starts.