Salaries Payable Lists Sample Clauses

Salaries Payable Lists. The salaries payable lists are presented in Appendix IV for information only (without any intent or implication that this constitutes a salary schedule or that any figures reflected herein are applicable or binding on the School District or the members of the bargaining unit beyond the termination date of this Agreement). Nevertheless, the members of the bargaining unit are entitled to the compensation provided in the salaries payable lists during the term of this Agreement. The salaries payable set forth in Appendix IV are included in the grievance procedure.
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