EMPLOYEE HOURS AND CALENDAR Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE HOURS AND CALENDAR. A. The daily hours of work for full-time employees are expected to be eight hours and shall include a minimum of sixty (60) minutes duty-free (of which 30 minutes are continuous), daily preparation time and a minimum of thirty
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EMPLOYEE HOURS AND CALENDAR. A. The daily hours of work for full-time employees are expected to be eight hours and shall include a minimum of sixty (60) minutes duty-free (of which 30 minutes are continuous), daily preparation time and a minimum of thirty (30) minutes continuous, duty-free lunch period. If a teacher is asked to substitute during his/her preparation period, the teacher will receive prorated substitute pay or if 2 teachers or more are asked to split a class for the entire work day, each will receive the full substitute rate. Time off (comp time) is not a legal option.
EMPLOYEE HOURS AND CALENDAR. A. Employee Hours
EMPLOYEE HOURS AND CALENDAR. A. The daily hours of work for employees are expected to be eight hours and shall include a minimum of sixty (60) minutes duty-free, daily preparation time and a minimum of thirty (30) minutes continuous, duty-free lunch period. If a teacher is asked to substitute during his/her preparation period, the teacher will recieve prorated supstitute pay. It is expected that teachers and administrators work together to provide reasonable flexibility to the daily hours to accommodate staff needs.

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