Supportive Staff Work Week Sample Clauses

Supportive Staff Work Week. ‌ The basic work week for Supportive Staff Employees shall consist of five (5) regularly scheduled work days within the work week. For Supportive Staff Employees hired prior to July 1, 2018, the work week shall be Monday through Friday, unless the Employee currently works a different schedule or volunteers for a different schedule. For Supportive Staff Employees hired on or after July 1, 2018, the work week shall be five (5) regularly scheduled work days within Monday through Sunday. There shall be two (2) regularly scheduled consecutive days off. Neither of these two (2) days shall be considered as part of the basic work week even though the Supportive Staff Employee may be scheduled to work either or both of these days. No employee will be transferred to a different shift to allow for a posting that would replace his/her vacated shift.‌
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Supportive Staff Work Week. The basic work week for Supportive Staff Employees nor- mally shall consist of five (5) regularly scheduled work days within the work week. Normally there shall be two (2) regu- larly scheduled consecutive days off. Neither of these two (2) days shall be considered as part of the basic work week even though the Supportive Staff Employee may be scheduled to work either or both of these days.

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