Fractional time Sample Clauses
The 'Fractional time' clause defines how periods of time that are not whole units (such as partial days, months, or years) are calculated and treated under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies the method for prorating obligations, payments, or benefits when a relevant event or obligation does not span a complete time period. For example, if a service is provided for only part of a month, the payment due may be calculated based on the exact number of days the service was rendered. This clause ensures fairness and accuracy in the allocation of rights and responsibilities when time-based calculations do not align perfectly with standard periods, thereby preventing disputes over partial payments or entitlements.
Fractional time. The University, recognizing the professional character of Employees represented by the Professional and Administrative Union, may authorize transfer to fractional-time assignments when such assignments best serve the interests of the Employee and the University and can be arranged with the approval of the administrative head. The parties recognize that there are practical limits to the number of such assignments, and such assignments should specify the duration and time of return to full-time work.
Fractional time. A contract teacher on the salary schedule teaching less than full time, i.e., 2 hours per day for 184 days.
Fractional time. Any amount due under this Warrant and calculated in respect of a fraction of a year shall be determined based on a year of three hundred and sixty (360) days and the number of days elapsed.