Activity Pay Sample Clauses

Activity Pay. Section A. Activity pay at the rate of $10 per hour for any certified personnel to work and take tickets, keep books, run the clock, and other duties at activities after contract hours have been fulfilled - effective at ratification of the negotiated agreement. This opportunity is open to all certified personnel of the District. In the event there are no volunteers, the High School Principal can assign High School teachers to work various assignments.
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Activity Pay. A Teacher may earn activity pay and/or vacation day(s) by selling tickets at school-sponsored events/activities. A sign-up sheet will be made available to the Teachers by the Administration at the beginning of the school year Teachers who wish to earn one vacation day by working five (5) events/activities, on the basis of seniority, will get to choose first. Teachers who wish to earn an additional vacation day by working the required number of events/activities will select second. Teachers who wish to work fewer than five (5) events/activities will get to choose activities last. In the event, all events/activities are not covered via the sign-up sheet or events/activities are added, the administration will require Teachers to cover the events using the following selection criteria: First: Teachers with the least number of event/activity sign-ups Second: Teachers with least seniority Third: Teachers not currently involved in extracurricular activities at Xxxxx-Xxxxxx beyond the regular school day No Teacher shall receive activity pay while performing his extracurricular duties as listed in Appendix B. Any event that requires a Teacher to be present more than three (3) hours shall be acknowledged as two (2) events. The following compensations will be in effect: --a Teacher who works five (5) events will be compensated by one (1) vacation day. --a Teacher who works one (1) or fewer than five (5) events/activities will be compensated as shown in Appendix C for each event/activity. It becomes the Teachers' responsibility to be present or make the necessary arrangements for an acceptable substitute at any or all event/activities he/she has committed to in accordance with the sign- up sheet. Failure to show up and sell tickets may result in a salary deduction equal to the amount of the activity pay. In the event that activities are cancelled, the Teacher responsible for working the event shall be entitled to count the cancelled activity toward their additional vacation day(s). The Administration or his/her designee will notify the teacher as soon as possible. All vacation day(s) earned must be used within the current school year.
Activity Pay. 1. Educators who perform non-teaching activity assignments shall be paid in accordance with Appendix C.
Activity Pay. All teachers will be paid for the following activities at the rate of twelve dollars fifty cents ($12.50) per hour for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 school years. Such payment to be made on the second paycheck of the month where applicable. All activities will be considered at a two (2) hour minimum.

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  • Longevity Payments All employees, who are hired on or after January 1, 1989, shall not be covered by this Article. Full-time employees on the County Payroll as of December 31, 1988, shall be entitled to longevity pay subject to the following provisions:

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