CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES-WORK YEAR Sample Clauses

CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES-WORK YEAR. 3.1 The work year of Instructional Assistants/Library Assistants and Food Service Employees shall be one hundred sixty (160) workdays, while Custodians/Maintenance, Secretaries and Administrative Secretaries shall be two hundred forty-one (241) workdays and the high school (counselor’s) secretary will work one hundred ninety-five (195) workdays. The work year is based upon the school calendar with the understanding that the calendar may be subject to change, but such changes which are by the District shall not affect a change in the required total number of workdays in the work year. Instructional Assistants/Library Assistants required reporting for full duty beyond the workdays set forth shall receive a pay differential prorated at one hundred sixty (160) of the annual salary for each extra day needed. Food Service Employees, IA’s and bus drivers work year begins two (2) work days earlier than the school calendar year. For the purposes of this section, "workday" shall mean any day during which a classified employee is required to report to work for full duty. Food Service Employees will be required to work one hundred sixty (160) workdays. If they are required to report for full duty beyond the workdays set forth, they shall receive a pay differential prorated at one hundred sixty 160) of annual salary for each extra day needed.
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CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES-WORK YEAR. 3.1 The work year for the 2019-2020 SY for the following classified employees shall be as follows: Educational Assistants 160 Days Library Assistants 160 Days Food Service Employees 160 Days Elementary Secretary 160 Days 3.2 The work year for the 2019-2020 SY for the following classified 12 month employees shall be as follows: Administrative Secretaries 241 Days Maintenance/Custodial 241 Days Clerk & Program Faculty 241 Days Administrative Assistant 241 Days
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