Hours (Revised November 10, 2011 Sample Clauses

Hours (Revised November 10, 2011. 2A Full-time positions and salaries are based on a forty-hour (40- hour) workweek and an eight-hour (8-hour) workday (Ed Code section 88026). An annual calendar will be developed for each site and in agreement with CSEA. Calendar development will normally coincide with the development of the academic calendar. Schedule configurations may include workdays that are contiguous through the workweek and include a workweek of: • Four (4) nine-hour (9-hour) days and one (1) four-hour (4- hour) day; • Four (4) ten-hour (10-hour) days; • Other configurations could be developed in agreement with CSEA. Holidays will be taken on a “day-is-a-day” basis with daily and weekly work schedules remaining consistent with the standard site schedule configuration. Employee work schedules will not be adjusted to accommodate recognized paid holidays. If an employee has a work schedule that prevents receiving the benefit of a paid holiday the employee will receive within ten (10) working days before or after the actual holiday an in-lieu holiday to be scheduled with the mutual agreement of the employee and their immediate supervisor. It is not the intent of this language to deny employees in-lieu holidays. 2A1 Beginning July 1, 2012, the District will modify the operational calendar by one (1) working week to be applied as follows (Revised November 10, 2011): • The District will maintain the time between Christmas and New Year’s Day as a closure (ie., District will close operations from the last working day preceding Christmas and will reopen for operation on the next working day following the recognized New Year’s Day holiday); in recognition of the Association’s agreement to this change, District will provide two (2) additional floating holidays. [Section 9J4 has been amended to incorporate these changes] • This provision will not reduce employee compensation, nor cause the use of accrued vacation or compensatory time. • Christmas Day, Christmas Recess, and New Year’s Day holidays will remain as paid holidays. 2B The length of the workday shall be designated by the District for each classified assignment. Each classified employee shall be assigned a fixed regular working schedule to include starting and ending time and days. The District may establish the workday and workweek schedules of classified employees with the agreement of CSEA (Ed Code section 88040(a)(1)). Work hours shall be scheduled by the supervisor based on the department's needs. The supervisor will meet the need...
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