WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. Section 1 - STANDARD WORK WEEK The standard workweek of all full-time employees under this contract shall be five (5) days within any seven (7) day period. Standard work week will be Monday through Sunday. Employees shall be compensated on the basis of the calendar day on which their shift starts. All such employees shall be guaranteed eight
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. A. The present working hours shall continue in effect: Monday through Friday 9:30 am to 5:00 pm; Saturday, Sunday and holidays 9:30 am to 5:30 pm plus extended hours for designated beaches as agreed to by the parties.
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. SECTION 11.1: The normal work week for full-time employees shall be 37.5 hours. The Employee, upon prior notification from the Employer (at least 1 week in advance), may be required to attend up to two (2) meetings each month of thirty (30) minutes added on to the normal workday hours so that the Building principal may disseminate information or coordinate professional development activities within this time-frame. The thirty (30) minutes are not to be considered flex time minutes from the normal work day. Employees will be paid their applicable hourly rate for attendance at such meetings.
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. A) Sworn Officers covered under this agreement who are working a 12 hour schedule shall receive Schedule Adjustment Time for any hours they are scheduled to work beyond 2080 hours annually. The hours will be calculated by the Scheduling Officer at the beginning of the calendar year and added to the Officer’s vacation time for that year. In the event that an Officer retires or leaves the agency prior to the completion of the year, the hours will be adjusted to reflect only those additional hours that the Officer worked during his final year.
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. A. Full-time staff members work 35 hours per week, usually on a five day, seven hours per day basis. The Library work week starts on Saturday and ends on Friday. Each full- time employee shall receive two (2) days off during the work week. Where possible and in consideration of Library and scheduling needs, an effort will be made to provide the two (2) days off consecutively. The Library shall continue to provide written work schedules to the employees on a weekly basis. The final determination shall be made by the Director of the Library. Sunday shall not be considered to be a part of the work week as defined above. Normal lunch period is one hour, for which no payment is rendered.
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. 6.1 The regular workweek shall commence on Sunday at 12:01 a.m. and conclude on the following Saturday at 12:00 midnight, unless prior agreement is made with the employee and building principal. If additional time is required by the District for an employee to work, it shall be compensated with time and one-half of that employee’s regular rate of pay or one and one-half of compensatory time for every hour of overtime worked. An employee in the bargaining unit shall not be required to work in addition to eight (8) hours per day, or forty (40) hours a week without compensation of time and one-half of that employee’s regular rate of pay.
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. A. Normal work day:
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. A. The normal working week shall consist of the present hours as presently scheduled for the employees of the Administrative Offices. The Tax Clerk, Tax Search Officer, Dog Registrar, Tax Collector, Court Administrator and Chief Financial Officer shall have a work week as deemed necessary by the Township Committee. The Secretary/Recycling Coordinator shall have a work week consisting of thirty-five (35) hours. A twenty (20) hour week for employees of the Administrative Offices shall be considered full time for all benefits, excepting medical benefits which shall be single coverage only for employees working less than thirty-five (35) hours per week. The Township Committee shall, unless hired as of the date of signing of this Contract set the hours of employment for each job position.
WORK WEEK/OVERTIME. A. Work Week A work week shall consist of a maximum of forty (40) hours, which may be taken in four (4) or five (5) days.
