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COUNSELORS SCHEDULES. 1. The College may require a counselor to submit a work schedule each year. That schedule will include a list of the weeks the counselor will be present for work. The College will measure a counselor’s work year in weeks and not days. A counselor fulfills his or her contractual obligation by presenting a work schedule containing forty (40) non-consecutive weeks. This schedule may include weeks in which the College is not open all five (5) business days. However a counselor may not select a week when the College is closed all five (5) business days. A counselor’s workweek is Monday through Friday.
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