Common use of Career Increment Clause in Contracts

Career Increment. Beginning the year after the employee reaches the last salary cell in their educational column as specified on the salary schedule (Appendix B), the employee will receive a longevity increase of $350 per year, which will be cumulative. This amount will be paid in addition to the salary cell amount specified in the Appendix B salary schedule for that employee. The revised figure of $350 (previously $250) per year will begin with 1996-97 school year. An increase in base will not affect this longevity increase. If a teacher is employed less than full-time the amount of the longevity increase will be proportional to the time contracted for that year.

Career Increment. Beginning the year after the employee reaches the last salary cell in their educational column as specified on the salary schedule (Appendix B), the employee will receive a longevity increase of $350 400 per year, which will be cumulative. This amount will be paid in addition to the salary cell amount specified in the Appendix B salary schedule for that employee. The revised figure of $350 (previously $250) per year will begin with 1996-97 school year. An increase in base will not affect this longevity increase. If a teacher is employed less than full-time the amount of the longevity increase will be proportional to the time contracted for that year.