Food Service Working Conditions Sample Clauses

Food Service Working Conditions. 1. All outside activities which are assigned by the food service managers to other food service personnel should be paid by the Board at the employee’s hourly rate of pay.
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Food Service Working Conditions. 1. Working Hours Food Service workers will work as assigned by the person in charge of the food service program, the beginning and end of which is determined by the person in charge of the food service program. Regular workers are expected to start the first week of school and finish the last week of school. Food Service Employees will work two (2) half (1/2) days or its equivalent cleaning, at normal rate of pay, as assigned by the Administration.
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