Clerical and Administrative Staff Sample Clauses

Clerical and Administrative Staff. (i) A Level 1 Clerical Assistant will have no prior experience or training and may be required:
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Clerical and Administrative Staff. The work day shall be a minimum of seven and one half (71/2) hours exclusive of meal periods for employees in these classifications: Accountant, Library Technician, Programming Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Office Services Coordinator, General Duties Clerk, Broadcast Library Clerk, Accounts Clerk, Secretary, Switchboard/Receptionist, Data Operator, Shipper/Driver.
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Clerical and Administrative Staff. Clerical employees shall be subject to a probationary period which shall end six (6) months after date of hire.
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Clerical and Administrative Staff. Regular Clerical staff and administrative staff employees shall receive ten (10) days vacation per calendar year for their first three years of employment; fifteen (15) days vacation per calendar year after three (3) full years of employment; and twenty (20) days vacation per calendar year after six (6) full years of employment; and twenty-five (25) days vacation per calendar year after ten (10) full years of employment. New employees shall be credited a prorated portion of the annual vacation in their first year measured from the employee’s date of hire.
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Clerical and Administrative Staff. PAGE 1 Hours of Work 2 Definition of a Trainee 3 Sales Incentive Plan ARTICLE 1 Hours of Work SECTION 5 SYSTEMS STAFF PAGE 2 Definition of a Trainee SECTION 6 WAGE SCHEDULES ARTICLE PAGE
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