Kindergarten Substitute Sample Clauses

Kindergarten Substitute. One (1) regular driver shall be trained as a primary substitute for each kindergarten run based on seniority from those that have applied. In the event that there is no regular driver available to become a primary substitute for a kindergarten run a substitute driver may be trained as a primary substitute for a kindergarten run but will not retain any status or privileges as a regular driver.
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Kindergarten Substitute. One (1) regular driver shall be trained as a primary substitute for each kindergarten run based on seniority from those that have applied. I. Kindergarten Route Pay Kindergarten runs will be paid on the "Hourly Employee Time Sheets" each day.

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