Experience Matrix Sample Clauses

The Experience Matrix clause defines the required qualifications, skills, or experience levels for personnel assigned to a project or contract. Typically, it sets out a table or list specifying the minimum years of experience, certifications, or expertise needed for each role or position involved in the work. This ensures that only suitably qualified individuals are assigned to critical tasks, thereby maintaining quality standards and reducing the risk of project delays or failures due to inadequate staffing.
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Experience Matrix. An additional 4% of a coach's salary will be granted for those coaches who have served a minimum of five years in the same coaching assignment (i.e. yearbook, National ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, etc.). An additional 4% (8% total) of a coach's salary will be granted for those coaches who have served a minimum of ten years in the same coaching assignment.
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Experience Matrix. An additional 4% of a coach's salary will be granted for those coaches who have served a minimum of five years in the same coaching assignment (i.e. basketball, softball, etc.). An additional 4% (8% total) of a coach's salary will be granted for those coaches who have served a minimum of ten years in the same coaching assignment. PAC Manager $6,847 $7,032 Summer Marching Band Director $6,847 $7,032 Assistant Summer Marching Band Director $4,596 $4,720 FFA Advisor $4,596 $4,720 High School Band or Orchestra Director $4,596 $4,720 Yearbook Advisor $4,596 $4,720 High School Student Council Advisor $3,907 $4,012 High School Vocal/BHS Singers Advisor $3,907 $4,012 National ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Advisor $3,907 $4,012 Stadium Tech Coordinator $3,907 $4,012 Bison Newspaper Advisor $3,445 $3,538 BPA Advisor $3,445 $3,538 FFA Assistant Advisor $3,445 $3,538 High School Knowledge Bowl Advisor $3,445 $3,538 High School Mock Trial Advisor $3,445 $3,538 Musical Director $3,445 $3,538 Musical (Instrumental and Vocal) Director $3,445 $3,538 One-Act Play Advisor $3,445 $3,538 Play Director $3,445 $3,538 Middle School Band/Jazz Band Director 7th $2,931 $3,010 Middle School Band/Jazz Band 8th Director $2,931 $3,010 Middle School Orchestra/Chamber Orchestra Director $2,931 $3,010 Middle School Vocal/Chamber Choir $2,931 $3,010 Middle School Vocal/6th Grade Singers $2,931 $3,010 Middle School Yearbook Advisor $2,931 $3,010 High School Marching Band Assistant Director – Color Guard $2,068 $2,124 High School Marching Band Assistant Director – Percussion $2,068 $2,124 High School Theater Technical Director $2,068 $2,124 Middle School Student Council Advisor $2,068 $2,124 Students Stepping Up/Leadership Team Advisor $2,068 $2,124 Web Advisor (Where Everyone Belongs) $2,068 $2,124 Educators Rising Club Advisor $1,611 $1,655 High School Knowledge Bowl Assistant $1,611 $1,655 High School Mock Trial Assistant $1,611 $1,655 International Club Advisor $1,611 $1,655 Junior Class Advisor $1,611 $1,655 Musical Choreographer $1,611 $1,655 Middle School Knowledge Bowl Advisor $1,611 $1,655 Middle School Math League Advisor $1,611 $1,655 Middle School Speech Advisor $1,611 $1,655 Middle School Boys’ Choir Director $1,377 $1,414 Middle School 7th Grade Chamber Orchestra Director $1,377 $1,414 BPA Assistant Advisor $1,036 $1,064 Math Masters Advisor $1,036 $1,064 Math Masters Advisor $1,036 $1,064 NHS Assistant Advisor $1,036 $1,064 Student Care Committee Advisor $1,036 $1,064 Senior Class Advisor $1,0...
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