University or Community College Convocation Sample Clauses

University or Community College Convocation own. Allow one (1) day in town; excess at minimum rate. - immediate family. Allow one (1) day; excess at full salary.
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University or Community College Convocation. Allow one-half (½) day in town, one (1) day out of town; excess at minimum rate. - immediate family. Allow one-half (½) day plus one-half (½) day at minimum rate; excess at full salary.

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