Supplemental Pay for Long-Term Substitutes Sample Clauses

Supplemental Pay for Long-Term Substitutes. 2 Long-term substitutes shall submit timesheets and be paid at the curriculum rate for work 3 performed outside their work-day for which the employee being replaced would have 4 received supplemental pay, and for which they have received prior approval by their 5 principal or administrator. 6
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