Common use of Extended days substitute assignment Clause in Contracts

Extended days substitute assignment. The daily on-call employment of an employee in a variety of different positions for an aggregate of more than thirty (>30) days in a given school year does not confer benefits, and will be paid at 110% of the Board approved daily rate for days worked beyond the initial thirty

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Comprehensive Professional Agreement, Comprehensive Professional Agreement

Extended days substitute assignment. The daily on-call employment of an employee in a variety of different positions for an aggregate of more than thirty (>30) days in a given school year does not confer benefits, and will be paid at 110% of the Board approved daily rate for days worked beyond the initial thirtythirty (30) days. Exceptions to place the employee at a scheduled rate may be made by the administrator of human resources when necessary to meet the needs of the District.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Comprehensive Professional Agreement, Comprehensive Professional Agreement

Extended days substitute assignment. The daily on-call employment of an employee in a variety of different positions for an aggregate of more than thirty (>30) days in a given school year does not confer benefits, and will be paid at 110% of the Board approved daily rate for days worked beyond the initial thirtythirty (30) days. Exceptions to place the employee at (1) a scheduled rate or, (2) the negotiated hourly rate may be made the administrator of human resources when necessary to meet the needs of the District.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Comprehensive Professional Agreement

Extended days substitute assignment. The daily on-call employment of an employee in a variety of different positions for an aggregate of more than thirty (>30) days in a given school year does not confer benefits, and will be paid at 110% of the Board approved daily rate for days worked beyond the initial thirtythirty (30) days. Exceptions to place the employee at (1) a scheduled rate or, (2) the negotiated hourly rate may be made by the Administrator of Human Resources when necessary to meet the needs of the District

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Comprehensive Professional Agreement