ASSIGNED SUBSITUTE PAY Sample Clauses
The "Assigned Substitute Pay" clause defines the compensation provided to an employee or worker who is temporarily assigned to fill in for another individual. Typically, this clause outlines the pay rate or additional compensation the substitute will receive, which may differ from their usual salary, and specifies the conditions under which substitute pay is applicable, such as covering for an absent colleague or during a leave of absence. Its core function is to ensure fair and transparent compensation for employees taking on substitute roles, thereby preventing disputes and clarifying expectations regarding pay in such situations.
ASSIGNED SUBSITUTE PAY. When a teacher is assigned by the principal during his or her planning period for the supervision of another teacher’s class, that teacher shall be paid $10.00 for that duty. When a teacher at the Elementary level is assigned by the principal additional students due to the absence of another teacher, that teacher will be paid in accordance with the following schedule: Portion of Day Portion of Class Full Half Full Day 70.00 35.00 Half Day 35.00 17.50 The above schedule is based upon the current rate of pay for certified substitute teachers. If the District changes these rates, the amounts on the schedule will be changed accordingly. (2018)
ASSIGNED SUBSITUTE PAY. When a teacher is assigned by the principal during his or her planning period for the supervision of another teacher’s class, that teacher shall be paid $10.00 for that duty. When a teacher at the Elementary level is assigned by the principal additional students due to the absence of another teacher, that teacher will be paid in accordance with the following schedule: Portion of Day Portion of Class Full Half Full Day 70.00 35.00 Half Day 35.00 17.50 The form for payment for class coverage/splitting is available on the district’s website under the Human Resources tab. The affected teacher(s) are responsible for initiating the payment request through their building principal. (2018) (2019)