Technology Specialists Sample Clauses

The Technology Specialists clause designates specific individuals or entities as experts responsible for handling technical aspects within a project or agreement. This clause typically outlines the qualifications required for these specialists, their roles in providing technical advice, and the scope of their authority, such as resolving technical disputes or overseeing implementation of technology solutions. By clearly identifying who is responsible for technical matters, the clause ensures that complex issues are addressed by qualified professionals, thereby reducing misunderstandings and facilitating efficient problem-solving.
Technology Specialists. The regular work day for technology specialists shall be eight (8) hours, with a half-hour, duty free, paid lunch.
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Technology Specialists. The regular work year for a technology specialist consists of the student calendar plus fourteen (14) additional days to be developed by the Director of Technology and technology specialist representative(s) and sent in written form to members by August 1.
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Technology Specialists. Each full-time technology specialist normally works seven and one-half (7-1/2) hours or more per day, and has a one (1) hour non-paid duty-free lunch period.
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Technology Specialists. The full-time work schedule for a technology specialist shall consist of an eight (8) hour day and a forty (40) hour work week.
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Technology Specialists. 8 Technology Specialists who have completed work on an approved Associate Arts Degree or Bachelor's 9 Degree or have earned enough credits to qualify for a stipend must file a request and provide official 10 transcripts to the Personnel Office on or before September 10 or within thirty (30) calendar days of 11 employees hire date in order to receive the stipend for the current school year. 13 All educational credits must be job-related and approved by the District. 15 $25.00/ work mo. 15 quarter hours or equivalent semester hours. 16 $30.00/ work mo. 30 quarter hours or equivalent semester hours. 17 $35.00/ work mo. 45 quarter hours or equivalent semester hours. 18 $50.00/ work mo. Associate Arts Degree 19 $70.00/ work mo. Bachelor's Degree 21 Clock Hours: 10 clock hours = 1 college credit. 23 24 Educational stipends will be prorated. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
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Technology Specialists. Employees may apply for these positions using the “Vacancies” provisions below.
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