Custodial/Maintenance Department Sample Clauses

Custodial/Maintenance Department. A. When schools are not in session, all custodial/maintenance personnel shall work the day shift, unless an event is scheduled. If the event is scheduled in an employee’s assigned area, that employee shall work his/her regular turn. On early dismissal days, custodial/ maintenance personnel shall begin the afternoon shift one hour earlier unless a scheduled activity prohibits such.
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Custodial/Maintenance Department. Section 1. As demonstrated in the chart below, Employees will be offered overtime custodial and maintenance work in a particular sequence, which takes into account an Employee’s seniority, qualifications and interest in performing overtime work. The chart below shall be followed for each work event requiring overtime unless (a) a bargaining unit member elects not to be called, (b) through a written notice on a monthly non-availability form; or (c) a bargaining unit member needs additional time to complete an assigned task, which has already been started. In June, custodians who are assigned to more than one building must pick a target building for the year. This target building will be the building where this custodian will be assigned for overtime purposes. WHO GETS CALLED CUSTODIAL WORK OT Call Sequence MAINTENANCE WORK OT Call Sequence Head Custodian 1st Shift Target School 1 3 Head Custodian 2nd Shift Target School 2 4 Custodial Coordinator 3 11 WHO GETS CALLED CUSTODIAL WORK OT Call Sequence MAINTENANCE WORK OT Call Sequence Target School Custodial Worker by Seniority Target School 4 5 Cleaner by Seniority Target School 5 6 Head Custodian 1st Shift by Seniority Other Schools 6 7 Head Custodian 2nd Shift by Seniority Other Schools 7 8 Custodial Worker by Seniority Other Schools 8 9 Cleaner by Seniority Other Schools 9 10 Maintenance Workers by Seniority 10 2 Maintenance Workers by Skill-Seniority 1 NOTE: Call schedule for Board Office will begin with Block 6 (Head Custodian by Seniority), and sequence down the list as usual.
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Custodial/Maintenance Department. A.Custodial Classification 2006-07 Hourly Rates 2007-08 2008-09 ($.30) ($.25) ($.20) Beginning $10.82 $11.07 $11.27 After 90 days worked $12.23 $12.48 $12.68 After 180 days worked $12.80 $13.05 $13.25 After 360 days worked $14.34 $14.59 $14.79
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