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School District & Community College Employees. 392. Employees of the San Francisco Unified School District and Community College District appointed to school year only permanent positions and whose employment is subject to interruption because of school vacation shall be considered to have completed the first six (6) months of service for increment purposes when the aggregate working time from the date of appointment totals six (6) months. To qualify for this increment, these employees may not be absent on leave without pay during this period for more than one (1) month of the aggregate working time except as provided in paragraph I . They shall advance to the third step on the next day following the completion of one (1) additional year of service and to each successive step upon completion of required service. Entry at Other Than the First Step
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School District & Community College Employees. 66 Entry at Other Than the First Step 66 Conversion from Salary Set by Charter Section 8.400 67 Date Increment Due 67 Lay-Off 67 JK. HEALTH PLAN 67 Health and Dental Benefits 67 KL. LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE 69 LM.BENEFITS WHILE ON UNPAID LEAVE OF ABSENCE 69 MN.RETIREMENT 69 1. Proposition C 69 2. Employee payment of employee contribution to CalPERS 72 Pickup & Savings 72 Retirement Restoration 73 Temporary Employees 73 Joint Union Management Committee 73 Retirement Buy Back 73 Retirement Board 74 Review of Retirement Portfolio 74 Retirement Reopener 74 Release Time for Pre-Retirement Planning Seminars 74 Safety Retirement for Certain Classifications 75 NO. CHILD CARE & VOLUNTEER/PARENTAL RELEASE TIME 75 Volunteer/Parental Release Time 75 OP. DCAP PROGRAM 75 PQ. MUNICIPAL RAILWAY PASSES 75 QR. PAYROLL PROCEDURES 76 Overtime & Holiday Pay 76 Recovery of Overpayment 76 Additional Payroll Procedures 76 Maintenance and Charges 77 RS. JURY DUTY 77 Swing and Night Shift Employees 77 ST. VACATION 77 Vacation and Days Off Scheduling 77 Holiday during Vacation 77 Vacation when Employment Ceases 77 Annual Vacations of Employees 77 Authorization of Transfer of Vacation Credits 78 TU. STATE UNEMPLOYMENT AND DISABILITY INSURANCE 78 UV. FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT 79 VW. EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 79 WX. DIRECT DEPOSIT OF PAYCHECKSPAYMENTS 79 XY. LEGAL SERVICES PROGRAM 79 YZ. APPOINTMENT PROCESSING 79 Z. PAID SICK LEAVE ORDINANCE 79 ARTICLE IV – GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE & PERSONNEL FILES 80 A. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE 80 Definition 80 Grievance Description 80 Procedure 80 Time Limits 81 Steps of the Grievance Procedure 81 Step I Immediate Supervisor 81 Step II Department Head/Designee 81 Step III Director, Employee Relations/Designee 82 Step IV Final and Binding Arbitration (except termination grievances) 82 Step IV Final and Binding Arbitration (termination grievances only) 83 Expedited Arbitration 84 Rights of Individuals 85 Xxxxxx Rights 85 B. PERSONNEL FILES 86 Performance Information 87 ARTICLE V - TRAINING 88 A. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 88 B TUITION REIMBURSEMENT 88 C. INSERVICE TRAINING 89 D. EDUCATIONAL LEAVE 89 E. 20/20 WORK TRAINING PROGRAM 89 F. SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL LEAVE FOR HEALTH RELATED PERSONNEL 90 LVN/LPT Educational Leave 91 G. TRAINING, RETRAINING AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 91 H. TRAINING FOR CLASS 2580 CORONER'S INVESTIGATORS 92 I. TRAINING FOR CERTAIN CLASSIFICATIONS 92 J. TEMPORARY EXCHANGES FOR TRAINING PURPOSES 93 K. PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKER LICENSING...
School District & Community College Employees. 394. Employees of the San Francisco Unified School District and Community College District appointed to school year only permanent positions and whose employment is subject to interruption because of school vacation shall be considered to have completed the first six

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