Employees new to the District Sample Clauses

Employees new to the District. Each year of verified service as a full-time certificated employee in a public or private school may be counted as a year of service for initial salary placement, provided the applicant had a valid teaching credential or teaching license during the time of service. A maximum of ten (10) years shall be so credited (with the exception of Range A).
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Employees new to the District. Each year of verified service as a full-time certificated employee in a public or private school may be counted as a year of service for initial salary placement, provided the applicant had a UTR SALARY SCHEDULE - UTRN WEST CONTRA COSTA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL NURSES 2014-2015 Effective July 1, 2014 (Increased 3%) ANNUAL AND DAILY RATES STEP Cre d. Plus Cre d. Plus Cre d. Plus RANGE A BA Ends at Step 5 RANGE B BA + 15 SEM. UNITS Ends at Step 10 RANGE 1 BA + 30 or BA + 15 With MA RANGE 2 BA + 45 or BA + 30 With MA RANGE 3 BA + 60 or BA + 45 With MA Annual Daily Annual Daily Annual Daily Annual Daily Annual Daily 1 41,434.22 210.32 41,734.53 211.85 45,208.35 229.48 45,490.39 230.92 45,772.44 232.35 2 41,734.53 211.85 42,036.86 213.39 45,490.39 230.92 45,772.44 232.35 47,328.76 240.25 3 42,036.86 213.39 42,339.20 214.92 45,772.44 232.35 47,288.18 240.04 49,384.24 250.68 4 42,339.20 214.92 42,641.54 216.45 47,030.48 238.73 49,234.08 249.92 51,500.59 261.42 5 42,641.54 216.45 43,333.46 219.97 48,781.59 247.62 51,161.73 259.70 53,572.30 271.94 6 44,768.03 227.25 50,500.24 256.35 53,083.29 269.46 55,609.51 282.28 7 46,330.44 235.18 52,216.86 265.06 54,966.29 279.02 57,667.02 292.73 8 47,744.72 242.36 54,045.08 274.34 56,855.38 288.61 59,724.53 303.17 9 49,213.79 249.82 55,853.01 283.52 58,833.75 298.65 61,891.61 314.17 10 50,593.58 256.82 57,589.92 292.33 60,743.14 308.34 63,853.75 324.13 11 59,365.38 301.35 62,591.65 317.72 65,947.78 334.76 12 61,100.26 310.15 64,513.21 327.48 67,966.73 345.01 13 62,889.93 319.24 66,384.04 336.97 72,946.15 370.29 14 62,889.93 319.24 66,384.04 336.97 72,946.15 370.29 15 62,889.93 319.24 66,384.04 336.97 72,946.15 370.29 16 62,889.93 319.24 66,384.04 336.97 72,946.15 370.29 17 63,677.22 323.23 67,171.33 340.97 73,733.44 374.28 18 63,677.22 323.23 67,171.33 340.97 73,733.44 374.28 19 64,945.40 329.67 68,435.46 347.39 75,005.68 380.74 20 64,945.40 329.67 68,435.46 347.39 75,005.68 380.74 21 64,945.40 329.67 68,435.46 347.39 75,005.68 380.74 22 66,672.17 338.44 70,162.22 356.15 76,732.45 389.50 23 66,672.17 338.44 70,162.22 356.15 76,732.45 389.50 24 69,301.88 351.79 72,933.97 370.22 79,765.95 404.90 25 69,301.88 351.79 72,933.97 370.22 79,765.95 404.90 26 71,637.38 363.64 75,269.46 382.08 82,099.42 416.75 27 71,637.38 363.64 75,269.46 382.08 82,099.42 416.75 28 75,137.57 381.41 78,769.66 399.85 85,599.61 434.52 Employees on Ranges A and B:
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Employees new to the District. Each year of verified service as a full-time certificated employee in a public or private school may be counted as a year of service for initial salary placement, provided the applicant had a
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Employees new to the District. Employees new to the District shall be paid per diem of their daily rate for all days required by the District to be worked prior to the first contracted day.
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