Workload Calculation. a) A Member’s workload will be calculated by using the number of working weeks in a fiscal year. The weeks-of-work formula is based on the following calculation. b) The annual workload distributions described in Article 24.6 will use this basic metric (18+18+9=45 workload units) as the point of departure for calculation. This will be the norm against which other annual workload distributions, varying from the standard model, will be calculated.
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Workload Calculation. a) A Member’s workload will be calculated by using the number of working weeks in a fiscal year. .
a) The weeks-of-work formula is based on the following calculationcalculations explained in 28.5 (b, c, d, e, f, g, h and i).
b) The annual workload distributions described A Member works a minimum 45 five-day (5-day) weeks per year in Article 24.6 will use this basic metric (18+18+9=45 workload units) as the point a calendar year of departure for calculation. This will be the norm against which other annual workload distributions, varying from the standard model, will be calculated52 weeks.
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