Common use of Contracted Day Clause in Contracts

Contracted Day. 25 The normal contracted day shall be defined as the period from the required arrival time to the permitted 26 departure time and shall consist of seven and one half (7.5) hours. Included in the normal contracted day are 27 the required half hour on duty before and after the student school day for student/patron time, the Revised 28 Code of Washington required half hour duty free lunch period, and the planning periods or release time 29 wherever in force.

Contracted Day. 25 28 The normal contracted day shall be defined as the period from the required arrival time to the permitted 26 29 departure time and shall consist of seven and one half (7.5) hours. Included in the normal contracted day are 27 30 the required half hour on duty before and after the student school day for student/patron time, the Revised 28 31 Code of Washington required half hour duty free lunch period, and the planning periods or release time 29 32 wherever in force.

Contracted Day. 25 13 The normal contracted day shall be defined as the period from the required arrival time to the permitted 26 14 departure time and shall consist of seven and one half (7.57-1/2) hours. Included in the normal contracted day 15 are 27 the required half hour on duty before and after the student school day for student/patron time, the 16 Revised 28 Code of Washington required half hour duty free lunch period, and the planning periods or release 17 time 29 wherever in force.

Contracted Day. 25 The normal contracted day shall be defined as the period from the required arrival time to the permitted 26 departure time and shall consist of seven and one one-half (7.57-1/2) hours. Included in the normal contracted day are 27 the Washington Administrative Code required half half- hour on duty before and after the student school day for student/patron time, and the Revised 28 Code of Washington required half half-hour duty duty-free lunch period, and the planning periods or release time 29 wherever in force.