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Other qualified personnel. 12.2 Compensation for summer school employment for Employees shall be made on the following basis: Employees shall be paid at the rate of $60.94 per hour for summer school (including asynchronous or synchronous instruction) following the 2023-2024 School Year. For the remaining years of this Agreement, this rate will be increased at the same percentage increase applied to the base salary for each year of the Agreement. Such compensation is based on one hundred seventy (170) hours work time at five (5) hours per work day. Any other summer school assignments which are not for a total of one hundred seventy (170) hours are to be prorated. Counselors required to perform summer work will also be paid at the hourly summer school rate for such required work.
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Other qualified personnel. 12.2 Compensation for summer school employment for Employees shall be made on the following basis: The Employee’s first summer of such employment shall be paid at the rate of $46.46 per hour for summer school following the 2020-2021 School Year and shall be paid at the rate of $47.26 per hour for summer school following the 2021-2022 School Year. The Employee’s summer of such employment after his/her first summer shall be paid at the rate of $56.67 per hour for summer school following the 2020-2021 School Year and shall be paid at the rate of $57.65 per hour for summer school following the 2021- 2022 School Year Such compensation is based on one hundred seventy (170) hours work time at five (5) hours per work day. Any other summer school assignments which are not for a total of one hundred seventy (170) hours are to be prorated. Counselors required to perform summer work will also be paid at the hourly summer school rate for such required work.
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Other qualified personnel. 12.2 Compensation for summer school employment for Employees shall be made on the following basis: The first summer of such employment shall be at the rate of $45.03 per hour for summer school following the 2016-2017 School Year and the summer following the 2017-2018 School Year. For the summer following the 2018-2019 School Year and the summer following the 2019-2020 School Year, the rate of pay shall increase by 75% of the “consumer price index” as that term is defined within the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (“PTELL”) with a floor of no less than 1% and a ceiling of no more than 2%. The second and subsequent xxxxxxx with the same assignment shall be at the rate of $54.93 per hour for summer school following the 2016- 2017 School Year and the 2017-2018 School Year. For the 2018-2019 School Year and the 2019-2020 School Year, the rate of pay for second and subsequent xxxxxxx within the same assignment shall increase by 75% of the “consumer price index” as that term is defined within the Property Tax Extension Limitation Law (“PTELL”) with a floor of no less than 1% and a ceiling of no more than 2%. Such compensation is based on one hundred seventy (170) hours work time at five (5) hours per work day. Any other summer school assignments which are not for a total of one hundred seventy (170) hours are to be prorated. Counselors required to perform summer work will also be paid at the hourly summer school rate for such required work.
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Other qualified personnel. Overtime will be distributed as equally as practical amongst qualified personnel. The chief xxxxxxx will be supplied with an over- time list at the end of each quarter. Overtime Transportation The Company will provide transportation from the Plant only, forthefirst asked to work overtime beyond their normal quitting timesafter they have reportedto work that day. Taxi cab fare beyond must be paid by the employee.
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