Increment Eligibility Sample Clauses

Increment Eligibility. 1. Members who are eligible and who work in a bargaining unit position for one hundred thirty-five (135) days in a school year shall be advanced one step on the appropriate salary column the following year until the stated maximum has been reached, except as provided elsewhere in the Agreement or by Memorandum of Understanding between the District and the Association. Members must work 135 days to be eligible for a step increase.
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Increment Eligibility a. Calculation - Annual salaries shall be calculated based upon each employee being advanced one step each year of the contract.
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Increment Eligibility. In order to be eligible to receive a salary increase, unit members must have worked a minimum of 100 days.
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