Eligibility and Level of Fringe Benefits Sample Clauses

Eligibility and Level of Fringe Benefits. For purposes of this Article, a “Full-time employee” is defined as an employee (excluding paraprofessionals) assigned thirty (30) hours or more per week. For purposes of this Article, a “Part- time employee” is defined as an employee (excluding paraprofessionals) assigned 15 hours, but less than 30 hours per week. Employees assigned fewer than fifteen (15) hours are not eligible to participate in any benefits under this Article, or for any Board contributed amounts for such benefits. For Paraprofessionals, “full-time” means an employee assigned to work 6.75 hours a day on a normal work day.
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Eligibility and Level of Fringe Benefits. For purposes of this Article, a “Full-time employee” is defined as an employee assigned thirty (30) hours or more per week average over 12 months, including secretaries who work 188, 203 or full year. Employees assigned fewer than thirty (30) hours are not eligible to participate in any benefits under this Article, or for any Board contributed amounts for such benefits.

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