Common use of WORK DUTIES AND SCHEDULES Clause in Contracts

WORK DUTIES AND SCHEDULES. 1. The work schedules of employees are not tied to a fixed number of hours per day or per week, nor are they tied to a fixed number of days per week. While the standard workweek is considered to be thirty-seven and a half (37.5) hours, it is understood that in the course of a year the number of hours worked by an employee and the days on which such work must be performed may vary to meet seasonal needs or specific demands of the position.

WORK DUTIES AND SCHEDULES. 1. The work schedules of employees are not tied to a fixed number of hours per day or per week, nor are they tied to a fixed number of days per week. While the standard workweek is considered to be thirty-thirty seven and a half (37.5) hours, it is understood that in the course of a year the number of hours worked by an employee and the days on which such work must be performed may vary to meet seasonal needs or specific demands of the position.