Member work days definition

Member work days means days on which the Member is contractually required to be in attendance at the Member’s job location, or at other District required and/or approved activities at another location.
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Examples of Member work days in a sentence

  • A Bargaining Unit Member shall be eligible to advance to the next step or lane on the salary schedule provided that the Bargaining Unit Member shall have rendered professional services for at least One Hundred Twenty (120) days of the Bargaining Unit Member work days in that school year (unless otherwise required by law).

  • The increased revenue attributable to Bargaining Unit Members shall be distributed equally among all Bargaining Unit Members who have rendered professional services for more than sixty (60%) percent of the Bargaining Unit Member work days in that school year (unless otherwise required by law).

  • The length of each school year shall not exceed one hundred eighty-four (184) days, specifically including two (2) conference days, two three (23) professional development days and two five (25) Bargaining Unit Member work days (one at the beginning of the year and one at the end of each grading period).

  • The balance of the school calendar, including all Association Member work days, shall be adjusted accordingly so that all work days on the calendar are fulfilled.

  • If the "Net Revenue Gain/Loss" results in a decrease in revenue, Bargaining Unit Members shall split Two Percent (2%) of the decrease equally among all Bargaining Unit Members who have rendered professional services for more than sixty (60%) percent of the Bargaining Unit Member work days in that school year (unless otherwise required by law).

  • A Bargaining Unit Member shall be eligible to advance to the next step or lane on the salary schedule provided that the Bargaining Unit Member shall have rendered professional services for at least 120 days of the Bargaining Unit Member work days in that school year (unless otherwise required by law).