Work Year means the following:
Work Year means one hundred eighty (180) days, with one hundred eighty (180) days of student instruction, unless a waiver from the Washington State Board of Education is obtained and implemented for fewer days of student instruction.
Work Year means the number of days teachers are required to be on duty.
Examples of Work Year in a sentence
By mutual agreement between and employee and the district, an employee may work less than the minimum number of days specified as "Work Year" on Salary Schedule A.
The district reserves the right to require more days of work per year than the minimum specified under the heading "Work Year" on Salary Schedule A.
More Definitions of Work Year
Work Year means an employee's work year as defined in Article 21 -
Work Year. Means the period of time an employee is required to work to receive a full year of retirement credit, as determined in subsection 60S-2.002(4), F.A.C.
Work Year. The expected duration of a year of work between July 1 and June 30 determined by annual appointment.
Work Year. The regular work year shall consist of a minimum of two hundred, twenty (220) days, commencing on or about August 15 and ending on or about June
Work Year as used in this Agreement shall refer to the number of days cited in Exhibit A and defined by the school calendar adopted by the Board of Education.
Work Year means the number of workdays that employees are assigned to serve during the regular school year that begins July 1 and runs through June 30 of the next succeeding calendar year.