Length of time for each part-time slot Clause Samples

The "Length of time for each part-time slot" clause defines the specific duration assigned to each period of part-time work within an agreement. It typically outlines how many hours or days constitute a single part-time slot, such as specifying that each slot is four hours long or covers a morning or afternoon shift. By clearly establishing these timeframes, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of work expectations and scheduling, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes over working hours.
Length of time for each part-time slot. The maximum duration of a part-time slot under this program shall be six months, consistent with the regular shift sign-up.
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