Coaches Salaries and Stipends Sample Clauses

Coaches Salaries and Stipends. All Cost of Living Adjustments will be applied to contractual stipend amounts based on the average COLA increase for that year, adjusted for the full-year impact of a partial year COLA in the previous year. Effective September 1, 2015, a COLA in the amount of 2.4% will be applied to contractual stipend amounts. Effective September 1, 2016, a COLA in the amount of 1.65% will be applied to contractual stipend amounts. Effective September 1, 2017, a COLA in the amount of 2.0% will be applied to contractual stipend amounts to account for the current year’s actual COLA impact and the unaccounted-for annualized impact of the previous year’s COLA. Effective August 31, 2018, an additional 0.35% COLA will be applied to contractual stipend amounts to account for the annualized impact of that year’s COLA.
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Coaches Salaries and Stipends. Unit A (Appendix C and D), Unit B (Appendix D and E), Unit C (Appendix D and E), Unit E (Appendix C and D)
Coaches Salaries and Stipends. Unit A (Appendix C and D), Unit B (Appendix D and E), Unit C (Appendix D and E), Unit E (Appendix C and D) 1. Move the “Cheerleaders” and “Dance” Head Coaching positions from Group VI to Group V of the Coaches Salary Schedule, and add a Varsity Assistant Coaching position to each of “Cheerleaders” and “Dance.” Deleted: Paid FMLA Leave to Care for Relative(s)‘ Unit A (Article 5), Unit B (Article 5), Unit C (Article 8), Unit D (Article 7), Unit E (Article 5)‘ ¶ Effective September 1, 2026, employees eligible and approved for leave pursuant to the FMLA may use up to sixty (60) days to be deducted from the employees accrued sick leave for FMLA qualifying circumstances requiring the Employee to attend an ill spouse, child, or parent, per FMLA definition of said.¶ ARTICLE 5¶ Sick Leave¶ Deleted: Section 5:c Sick leave with pay is intended to cover the employee’s own incapacitation due to sickness or injury. With the following exceptions:¶ ¶ c An employee covered by this Agreement may use up to eleven (11) fourteen (14) of his or her fifteen (15) annual sick days for a close family member’s or dear friend’s illness or injury. ¶

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