Non-twelve Month Employee Stipend Sample Clauses

Non-twelve Month Employee Stipend. Non-twelve month employees will earn a salary increment stipend in consideration of the fact that these non-twelve month employees are only eligible to earn a limited number of paid vacation days off, regardless of their years of service.
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Non-twelve Month Employee Stipend. Non-twelve month employees will earn a salary increment stipend in consideration of the fact that these non-twelve month employees are only eligible to earn a limited number of paid vacation days off, regardless of their years of service. Employees will have a choice of a lump sum amount or a monthly stipend paid from December through June. Once a payment selection plan is made the District will continue to use the same payment method unless informed by the employee. This stipend will be calculated based on annual salary as of December 1 according to the following schedule: Years of Service Stipend % 1st - 4th years 2.65% 5th - 9th years 3.71% 10th - 24th years 5.83% 25th plus years 6.98%
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