Food Service Manager Supplements Sample Clauses

Food Service Manager Supplements. ‌ School Food Service Managers, who successfully complete the sixteen (16) week Manager Intern Program , or employees who are working in the capacity of a School Food Service Manager, and whose job assignment includes additional responsibilities associated with a specific service delivery activity, willreceive supplemental pay as authorized by the School Food Services Department: Manager Trainer $750.00 Rotation Secondary School Engineering/All Special Population $500.00 Monthly In order to more equitably compensate those who are performing and assuming additional duties and responsibilities at their schools, School Food Service Managers are eligible to receive a Participation-Based Supplement. This Supplement shall be calculated by determining the average number of meal equivalents served to students, staff and adults on a daily basis (when meals are served) throughout any given months. The average number of meal equivalents will be used to determine the monthly Participation-Based Supplement. The meal equivalent formula is based on the following: Standard Breakfast 1 Unit Charter/Alternative Breakfast 1.25 Units Standard Lunch (student, staff and adult) 1 Unit Charter/Alternative Lunch (student, staff and adult) 1.25 Units Snacks (i.e. Afterschool Snack Program, Fresh Fruits and Vegetable Program and Extended Day) .33 Unit Supper 1 Unit Head Start, Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten, and/or ESE Unitized Breakfast and/or Lunch 1.25 units A la carte $3.00 per meal equivalent
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Food Service Manager Supplements. School Food Service Managers who successfully complete the sixteen (16) week Manager Intern Program and whose job assignment includes additional responsibilities associated with a specific service delivery activity, will receive supplemental pay as authorized by the School Food Services Department: Manager Trainer $750.00 Rotation Secondary School Engineering/All Special Population $500.00 Monthly SECTION 2 Food Service Manager Supplements (cont’d) In order to more equitably compensate those who are performing and assuming additional duties and responsibilities at their schools, School Food Service Managers are eligible to receive a Participation-Based Supplement. This Supplement shall be calculated by determining the average number of meal equivalents served to students, staff and adults on a daily basis (when meals are served) throughout any given months. The average number of meal equivalents will be used to determine the monthly Participation-Based Supplement. The meal equivalent formula is based on the following: Standard Breakfast 1 Unit Charter/Alternative Breakfast 1.25 Units Standard Lunch (student, staff and adult) 1 Unit Charter/Alternative Lunch (student, staff and adult) 1.25 units Snacks (i.e. Afterschool Snack Program, Fresh Fruits and Vegetable Program and Extended Day) .33 Unit Supper 1 Unit Head Start, Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten, and/or ESE Unitized Breakfast and/or Lunch 1.25 units A la carte $3.00 per meal equivalent Average daily meal equivalents of 500 units or less are not eligible for the Participation-Based Supplement. Each average daily meal equivalent in excess of 500 units will be compensated at the rate of $.50 per unit. [For example: Average daily meals of 100 standard breakfasts, 350 standard lunches, 50 charter breakfasts, 50 charter lunches and 125 snacks makes the month Participation-Based Supplement in this example equal to $87.50.] These monthly Participation-Based Supplements will be effective April 1, 2016 or the first day of the month after April that the School Board approves this Agreement and retroactive back to January 1, 2016. Payments will be made quarterly. School Food Service Managers who earn a Master’s Degree, Bachelor’s Degree or Associate Degree from an institution of higher learning accredited by the appropriate regional District-recognized accrediting agency at the time the advanced degree was awarded, will be paid an educational supplement of $2,500, $1,500 or $1,000 respectively. School Food Service Ma...
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Food Service Manager Supplements. School Food Service Managers who successfully complete the sixteen (16) week Manager Intern Program and whose job assignment includes additional responsibilities associated with a specific service delivery activity, wil receive supplemental pay as authorized by the S- chool Food Services Depa1tment: Manager Trainer $750.00 Rotation Secondaiy School Engineering/Al Special $500.00 Monthly In order to more equitably compensate those who are pe1forming and assuming additional duties and responsibilities at their schools, School Fo<?d Service Managers are eligible to receive a Participation-Based Supplement. This Supplement shall be calculated by determining the average number of meal equivalents served to students, staff and adults on a daily basis (when meals are served) throughout any given months. The average number of meal equivalents wil be used to () District Proposals 1.27.2017 CONFIDENTIAL COLLECTIVE BARGAINING WORKPAPERS FLA. STAT. §447.605(3) determine the monthly Participation-Based Supplement. The meal equivalent formula is based on the following: Standard Breakfast 1 Unit Breakfast 1.25 Units Standard Lunch (student, staff and adult) 1 Unit Lunch (student staff and adult) 1.25 Units
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