Split Schedule Clause Samples
A Split Schedule clause defines how the timing or delivery of obligations, such as payments or services, is divided into separate, distinct parts rather than occurring all at once. For example, a contract might require a portion of the work to be completed and paid for by one date, with the remainder scheduled for a later time. This clause is particularly useful for managing complex projects or transactions, as it allows parties to coordinate phased performance and payments, thereby reducing risk and improving project oversight.
Split Schedule. No MBU shall be required to accept a split schedule.
A. Assignments shall be based on:
1. TUSD curriculum;
2. Needs of students based on enrollment and registration;
3. Class sizes and staffing ratios as per the Consensus Agreement;
4. The MBU’s stated preference, education and experience.
B. The District may assign teachers to different subjects and/or grade levels within a school.
Split Schedule. Split schedules may be utilized in the Programming Department with a maximum of two (2) variances (splits) within the regular work week having first been reviewed by the Program Manager and the affected employees.
Split Schedule. There will be no mandatory Split Schedules during the life of this Agreement. An Employee may consent in writing to voluntarily working a Split Schedule.
Split Schedule. Unless the employee agrees and except for rest or meal periods, the hours of work of an employee will be consecutive and within one single work day.
Split Schedule. Unless the employee and except for rest or meal periods, the hours of work of an employee will be consecutive and within one single work day. For all employees, the commencement of the meal period shall occur between a.m. and and the commencement of the evening meal period shall occur between and but in all cases not less than three (3) hours after the commencement of the shift. The time for the meal and periods is determined by the person in charge of the department taking into consideration the needs of customer service.