The Basic Day Clause Examples

The "Basic Day" clause defines the standard working hours or shift duration for employees under an agreement. Typically, it specifies the number of hours that constitute a normal workday, such as eight hours, and may outline the start and end times or the conditions under which these hours are scheduled. By clearly establishing what is considered a regular workday, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings about overtime, pay calculations, and scheduling, ensuring both employer and employee have a shared understanding of daily work expectations.
The Basic Day. The school day shall consist of eight hours, including a duty-free lunch of at least thirty minutes and five clock hours of direct student instruction, direct student supervision, ten minutes of elementary supervision time prior to and after the scheduled student day, and secondary supervision during student passing time. Seven and three fourths hours shall be determined by the respective building principals. Fifteen minutes of such day shall be utilized at the teacher's discretion either before or after the seven and three-fourth's hour time block by giving annual notice to the school principal during the fall workshop. Any additional individual variation requests must be approved by the building principal. Subd. 1. Teachers who lose preparation time every day due to required travel between building shall receive in addition to mileage reimbursement, 1% of the BA/0 base salary at the end of the contract period, pro-rated for part-time. Subd. 2. Student contact time for teachers who are required to travel shall not exceed that for teachers in either building. Subd. 3. Elementary vocal music and Phy. Ed. Specialists: The student instructional schedule shall not exceed 295 minutes per day and not more than 1440 minutes per week. Travel time between buildings is included in the minutes above.
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The Basic Day. The school day shall consist of eight hours, including a duty-free lunch of at least thirty minutes and five clock hours of direct student instruction, direct student supervision, five minutes of elementary supervision time prior to and after the scheduled student day, and student passing time, but not including up to ten minutes of senior high homeroom time. Seven and three fourths hours shall be determined by the respective building principals. Fifteen minutes of such day shall be utilized at the teacher's discretion either before or after the seven and three-fourth's hour time block by giving annual notice to the school principal during the fall workshop. Any additional individual variation requests must be approved by the building principal. Subd. 1. Teachers who lose preparation time every day due to required travel between buildings and teachers in the Early Intervention Alliance (EIA) Program shall receive in addition to mileage reimbursement, 1% of the BA/0 base salary at the end of the contract period, pro-rated for part-time. Subd. 2. Student contact time for teachers who are required to travel shall not exceed that for teachers in either building. Subd. 3. Elementary vocal music and Phy. Ed. Specialists: The student instructional schedule shall not exceed 295 minutes per day and not more than 1440 minutes per week. Travel time between buildings is included in the minutes above.
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The Basic Day. The school day shall consist of eight hours, including a duty-free lunch of at least thirty minutes and five clock hours of direct student instruction, direct student supervision, five minutes of elementary supervision time prior to and after the scheduled student day, and secondary supervision during student passing time. Seven and three fourths hours shall be determined by the respective building principals. Fifteen minutes of such day shall be utilized at the teacher's discretion either before or after the seven and three-fourth's hour time block by giving annual notice to the school principal during the fall workshop. Any additional individual variation requests must be approved by the building principal.‌ Subd. 1. Teachers who lose preparation time every day due to required travel between building shall receive in addition to mileage reimbursement, 1% of the BA/0 base salary at the end of the contract period, pro-rated for part-time.‌ Subd. 2. Student contact time for teachers who are required to travel shall not exceed that for teachers in either building.‌ Subd. 3. Elementary vocal music and Phy. Ed. Specialists: The student instructional schedule shall not exceed 295 minutes per day and not more than 1440 minutes per week. Travel time between buildings is included in the minutes above.‌ Subd. 4. Elementary media specialists: The regularly scheduled student instructional time in all–day kindergarten and grades 1-5 shall not exceed 13 hours per week. Additional time for regularly scheduled direct instruction may be assigned by mutual agreement. For each additional half-hour, or portion thereof, per week for the year, compensation shall be 3% of the BA/0 salary.‌
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