Job Coaches Sample Clauses

Job Coaches. A. Assignments of Job Coaches shall be made by Assistant Superintendent or designee.
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Job Coaches. Job Coaches will be provided seven (7) days of paid-leave, which may be used for sick, personal business, bereavement, conference, jury duty or association purposes as defined in Section 15.3(A). Paid-Leave Days will be credited on July 1st.
Job Coaches a. Job Coaches will move from EA to UA schedule effective July 1, 2019.
Job Coaches. Job Coaches will be provided six (6) hours and forty-five (45) minutes of paid-leave for every one hundred fifty (150) hours of paid work, which may be used for sick, personal business, bereavement, conference, jury duty or association purposes as defined in Section 15.3(A).
Job Coaches a. The work year for the job coach will be eleven (11) months. Emergency days are not deleted from the work year. The work day will be eight (8) hours, inclusive of a duty-free one-half (1/2) hour lunch.

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