YEAR AND WORK DAY Sample Clauses

YEAR AND WORK DAY. 1701 Work Year The work year for each position shall be determined by the District. The employee who is regularly assigned to work fewer than twelve (12) months per work year shall be notified in writing, on or before the date of issuance of the final pay check of the work year, of the return to duty date, location and work hours. The employee shall be notified in a timely manner in writing of any anticipated change in the return to duty date.
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YEAR AND WORK DAY. 1401 Work Year The standard work year shall be one hundred eighty-six (186) days for the duration of this contract, inclusive of state-mandated school holidays. Notwithstanding, the standard work year for the teacher's first year of employment as a District teacher shall be one hundred eighty nine (189) days per year. At least three (3) workdays per year shall be devoted to staff development activities. Any additional days worked beyond the standard work year, and the compensation therefore, shall be subject to the mutual written agreement of the teacher and the Superintendent. If the teacher serves less than the full standard work year, the teacher's salary and any benefits based on the standard work year shall be prorated accordingly. If the Superintendent determines that an emergency closure of a site is necessary because of conditions posing a threat to the health or safety of staff and/or students, teachers in the closed site(s) shall not lose their regularly scheduled salary because of the closure. On days where sites are closed under this section, teachers may take personal leave, work remotely if available at supervisor discretion, or take unpaid leave and make the day up at a later date. 1402 Work Day The standard workday for the teacher shall consist of seven and one half (7 ½) hours exclusive of a duty-free lunch period. From time to time, the work day may be extended for reasonable periods for professional activities including but not limited to staff and committee meetings, student-teacher and parent-teacher conferences, and open house functions. If the teacher is regularly assigned to work less than the standard work day, the teacher’s salary, leave, insurance, and other quantifiable benefits shall be prorated accordingly. The prorating of insurance benefits shall be based on the premium rates. For the purposes of this paragraph, premium rates under a self-funded insurance plan shall be the COBRA rates as established by the plan administrator. During days that a building based school is in session, the teacher shall normally be granted preparation time at the rate of fifty (50) minutes per standard work day in segments of not less than twenty (20) consecutive minutes. Except as may be authorized by the supervisor, the teacher shall use preparation times exclusively for preparation activities directly related to the teacher's professional duty assignment. During preparation times, the teacher shall remain in the assigned facility unless otherw...
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YEAR AND WORK DAY. The normal work day for employees is six hours each day that school is in session, however, building supervisors may add hours and/or days to the employees’ work schedule as building needs arise. Greater or fewer hours each day and greater or fewer days each week may be provided for as determined by the individual building needs. In some instances, the work year may begin a few days before school or terminate a few days after the school year, again subject to specific building needs. The specific hours to be worked each day are to be determined by the building principal and any lunch break will be exclusive of the work day. All work performed in excess of 40 hours per week shall be paid at the rate of time and one-half.
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YEAR AND WORK DAY. Both the Association and the District understand and agree that, as salaried management employees, work beyond the normal work day and work year (ie: evenings and weekends) are inherent and often necessary in the job and duties of a building level or central office administrator. With this understanding, the standard year and work day are defined for the purposes of this agreement, it is further understood that the administrator shall not be entitled to additional compensation for time worked in excess of the standard work day and work year, unless there is prior written agreement by the Superintendent. Further, it is agreed that administrators covered under this agreement may use up to nine (9) Saturdays, as regular contract days. 1301 Work Year The standard work year shall be two hundred ten (210) days for Principals and Assistant Principals and two hundred twenty (220) days for Directors. The number of work days in the standard work year shall be inclusive of state-mandated school holidays falling within the period between the administrator's first and last duty day of the work year. The administrator's work year shall be subject to an annual calendar approved in writing by the Superintendent. If the administrator serves less than the full standard work year, the administrator's salary and quantifiable benefits based on the standard work year shall be prorated accordingly. 1302 Work Day The standard workday for the administrator shall consist of eight (8) hours exclusive of the lunch period. If the administrator is assigned to work less than the standard workday, the administrator's salary, leave, and other quantifiable benefits shall be prorated accordingly.
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YEAR AND WORK DAY. Work Year The work year of employees covered by this Agreement will be set by the School Committee, in no event will the work year extend beyond June thirtieth (30th) of each year. Employees shall work on all days in which students are scheduled to be in attendance system wide. In addition, employees shall work an additional one (1) professional days per year this additional day may be taken during one of the professional development days scheduled throughout the year, or in half day increments, notification of preferred professional development days(s) must be provided to district administration ahead of time. Work Day:
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YEAR AND WORK DAY. 1101 Work Year The standard work year for returning teachers shall be one hundred eighty- nine (189) days, inclusive of paid holidays, served in accordance with Board approved school calendars, provided, however, that any newly hired teacher shall serve one hundred ninety (190) work days, inclusive of paid holidays, during the first year of his/her employment in accordance with Board approved school calendars. The daily salary rate for teachers shall be calculated by dividing the teacher’s annual salary rate either by one hundred eighty-nine (189) or one hundred ninety (190) days as applicable. Upon the prior written agreement of the teacher and the Superintendent, the teacher may serve more than the standard work year. In such event, the teacher shall be paid for additional days at the daily salary rate, or shall serve for such other compensation as the teacher and the Superintendent shall mutually agree upon. Notwithstanding the provisions above, in unexpected, unanticipated, or emergency circumstances, the District may require the teacher to serve an additional five (5) work days at the daily salary rate. The teacher may serve less than the standard work year if initial employment begins after the scheduled commencement of the work year, if the individual teacher contract is terminated during the work year, if the teacher uses non- compensated leave, or upon the prior written agreement of the teacher and the Superintendent. In such event, the teacher’s salary, leave, and other quantifiable benefits based on the standard work year shall be prorated accordingly. 1102 Work Day The standard workday shall consist of at least seven and one half (71/2) hours inclusive of any duty-free lunch period, as required by law. Teachers shall be required to be on duty thirty (30) minutes prior to the start of school as well as thirty (30) minutes after the end of the school day. At the discretion of the Administration, the workday may be extended for reasonable periods in order to conduct customary professional activities such as faculty meetings, open house, graduation or promotion, etc.; emergencies; or due to unanticipated events that might occasionally arise. Professional activities include, but are not limited to staff meetings, committee meetings, parent teacher conferences and open house functions. If such extended workday creates a hardship on the teacher or teacher’s family, the teacher may reschedule such events with the prior consent of the principal. Two (2)...
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