Duty Day means a day which is not approved leave, a holiday, a weekend day or a day in lieu of a weekend day.
Duty Day means day during which a unit member is required by contract to render service.
Duty Day means a day included in the college calendar, or individual faculty member’s assignment, on which a faculty member engages in duties as assigned by the administration.
Examples of Duty Day in a sentence
Duty Day shall mean a day included in the university calendar or individual faculty member's appointment on which a faculty member engages in duties as described in this Agreement.
In other words, a Flight Attendant will be paid the greater of the hours worked +2 hours, or five (5) hours for each Duty Day.
Other blocks of Duty Day shall be no shorter than thirty (30) minutes.
A Flight Attendant must be ready and available to work the entire Duty Day to be eligible for the +2 hours or the 5 hour minimum above.
This pay on a Duty Day will be paid above the Flight Attendant’s bi-weekly guarantee.
More Definitions of Duty Day
Duty Day means a day of work on a Vessel that attracts a days’ pay and accrues a days’ leave.
Duty Day. Defined: “Duty Day” – shall mean any day a specific unit member is assigned to work.
Duty Day means days when teachers are required to be at work regardless of whether or not students are required to be in school.
Duty Day means any day a specific unit member is assigned to work.
Duty Day means the day whereon the majority of a member's ordinary rostered shift falls and includes the whole of any one shift. Other than public holidays, where there is no majority of hours, the day on which the shift commenced shall determine the duty day.
Duty Day is defined as the standard work day for GISD teachers under union contract. By way of example, some elementary teachers have a duty day from 7:30 a.m. until 3:00