Secretaries and Clerks Sample Clauses

Secretaries and Clerks. D. The Employer shall prepare, maintain and post the seniority lists. The initial seniority lists shall be prepared and posted conspicuously in all buildings of the District within thirty (30) workdays after the effective date of the Agreement with revisions and updates prepared and posted annually thereafter. A copy of the seniority lists and subsequent revisions shall be furnished to the Association. State and Federal statutes and regulations shall be observed where applicable for specially funded programs. Except where prohibited by law or regulations, all bargaining unit members shall receive seniority rights as provided in this Agreement.
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Secretaries and Clerks. Twelve (12) month secretaries and ten (10) month clerks shall work eight (8) hours per day, inclusive of a one (1) hour lunch Commencing on the sixth (6th) work day after the last students’ day in June through six
Secretaries and Clerks. 1. The work day shall consist of seven and one-half (7 ½) hours, including a thirty (30) minute unpaid lunch break. During the months of June, July and August, a summer schedule shall be in effect beginning the Monday following the last student day of the school year. During the summer the work day shall consist of seven (7) hours, including a sixty (60) minute unpaid lunch.
Secretaries and Clerks. A full inservice day will be established yearly and will be part of the official calendar. This will be a release-time inservice and attendance will be mandatory. Exceptions will only be made when an emergency prohibits attendance and/or if the employee has a personal or vacation day pre-approved by their immediate supervisor. A copy of the written approved request must be submitted to the Director of Human Resources prior to the planned inservice. The Director of Human Resources will notify all administrators of the planned inservice in writing at least one week in advance. Release time for an additional inservice may be granted, if requested, by the President of DESC. The Director of Human Resources will assume the responsibility for notifying all department heads. DESC officers will be given an opportunity to recommend inservice program content at the beginning of each school year. All employees will be notified in writing of the inservice content, time and place at least one week in advance. The Board of Education continues to support the concept of professional growth. Efforts will be made to expand the level of inservice beyond the minimum established above. In addition, the Administration will consider requests for staff to attend seminars that are job-related. Occasionally District 65 receives tuition waivers from nearby colleges in exchange for accepting student teachers. When the college regulations permit, employees covered by the DESC Agreement will be eligible to participate in lottery drawings held to distribute such tuition waivers.
Secretaries and Clerks. Twelve (12) month secretaries and ten (10) month clerks shall work eight
Secretaries and Clerks. Contract provisions in Section 3 are applicable to personnel defined in Section 1 Article I paragraph A.2.b. and not excluded by Section 1 Article I paragraph B. TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Salaries 35 II. Workday 35 III. Sick Leave 36 IV. Attendance Incentive 37 V. Miscellaneous 37 VI. Educational Improvement 37 VII. Fair Employment Practices 38 VIII. Maternity, Paternity, Child Rearing, and Adoption Leave of Absence 38 IX. Transfers and Assignments 40 X. Operation of Salary Guide 41 XI. Responsibilities 41 XII. Employee Rights and Privileges 41 XIII. Work Year 42 XIV. Facilities 42 XV. Summer School 42 XVI. Vacations and Holidays 43 XVII. Overtime 43 XVIII. Employee Evaluation 44 Salary Schedule A 12-month Secretaries 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07. 45 12-month Clerical 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 46 10-month Clerical 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 47
Secretaries and Clerks. A. Hours for secretarial staff shall be as follows:
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