Duty Days definition
Duty Days means all days during the taxable year from the beginning of the professional athletic team’s official preseason training period through the last game in which the team competes or is scheduled to compete.
Duty Days means day(s) during which unit members are required by contract to render service.
Duty Days or "work days" are days on which members of the unit must report to work.
Examples of Duty Days in a sentence
The exact numbers of Duty Days are specified on the Employee Assignment Document and include student days, workshop days, and in-service training days.
The Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) for this position and the number of Duty Days are specified on the Employee Assignment Document.
To calculate your annual accrual rate use the following formula: Number of Duty Days X .0462 hours accrued X Number of Hours per Day.
More Definitions of Duty Days
Duty Days means all days, from the first day of the official pre-season training period of the professional athletic team through the day of the last game, including post-season games, in which such team competes or is scheduled to compete during the taxable year. “Duty days” include game days, travel days and practice days. For a member of a professional athletic team who renders services for a team on a day that is not otherwise a “duty day” (e.g., representing a team at an all-star game), the member’s “duty days” include such a day. “Duty days” for any member joining a team during the season shall begin on the day such person becomes a member and for any member leaving a team during the season shall end on the day such person ceases to be a member. “Duty days” do not include any try-out or pre-season cut days that a player shall survive in order to obtain a contract or any days for which a member is not compensated and is not rendering services for the team in any manner because such person has been suspended without pay and prohibited from performing any services for the team;
Duty Days. The days an employee is scheduled to work. Non-Duty Days: The days an employee is not scheduled to work; normally, weekends, holidays, etc. Normal Workday: Eight (8) consecutive hours interrupted by a lunch period of one-half hour. Normal Workweek: Five (5) normal workdays within a calendar week. Workday: A twenty-four (24) hour period beginning with the start of the employee’s shift.
Duty Days. The days an employee is scheduled to work. Calendar Day Worked: The day on which the shift begins. Immediate Family: Father, mother, brother, sister, husband, wife, son, daughter, grandmother and grandfather by ▇▇▇▇▇ (not marriage), grandson, granddaughter, mother-in-law, father-in-law, daughter-in- law, son-in-law, equivalent step-family members, legal dependent, a person residing as a member of the household where the employee is making their home, or any other person so interpreted by the Board of Education. Non-duty Days: The days an employee is not scheduled to work.
Duty Days means the days on which unit members are required to perform services for the District.
Duty Days means the days on which unit members are required to perform services for the district.
Duty Days unless otherwise specified, means assigned duty days for a Unit Member as determined by any employment contract.
Duty Days means all days, from the first day of the official pre-season training period of the professional athletic team through the day of the last game, including post-season games, in which such team competes or is scheduled to compete during the taxable year. “Duty days” include game days, travel days and practice days. For a member of a professional athletic team who renders services for a team on a day that is not otherwise a “duty day” (e.g., representing a team at an all-star game), the member’s “duty days” include such a day. “Duty days” for any member