SECRETARIALWORKDAY/WORKYEAR Sample Clauses

SECRETARIALWORKDAY/WORKYEAR. 1. The regular workday for all secretarial personnel shall be seven (7) hours, during the school year, and six (6) hours during the summer, exclusive of lunch time. If night work is offered and voluntarily accepted, extra compensation shall be provided at prevailing rates. Summer hours begin on the Monday following the closing of schools in June or July 1, whichever is earlier. Normal hours resume on September 1.
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