Common use of Extended Day Care Program Clause in Contracts

Extended Day Care Program. The provisions of this Article dealing with working conditions of bargaining unit members and positions assigned to the District’s Extended Care Program became operative August 31, 1998. The Summer Camp for 1999 and beyond shall be considered limited term employment consistent with the current District practices dealing with summer school assignments for ten (10) month employees. 12.1 There are currently four (4) bargaining unit classifications currently planned for the District’s new Extended Care Program: Site Lead; Site Assistant; Worker; and Clerk/Registrar. If additional classifications are subsequently created at the Extended Care Program, the District and the CSEA shall meet and negotiate regarding bargaining unit inclusion or exclusion; if bilateral agreement is not reached, the matter shall be referred to the Public Employment Relations Board. 12.2 The ten (10) month work schedule and the salary rates for these four (4) classifications are contained in the appendices of this Agreement. The District and the CSEA recognize that the dollar value of said salary rates shall be subject to possible adjustment in future years based upon the revenues generated by the Extended Care Program rather than other sources of District revenues; it is the intention of the parties to operate a self-sufficient program. 12.3 Recruitment for said newly created classes shall begin after the 1998 Spring Recess. Current District employees as well as outside candidates may apply for said new classifications, and if all candidate factors are judged equal by the Superintendent, or his designee, hiring preference shall be given to applicants who are District employees. 12.4 All portions of this collective bargaining agreement shall apply to bargaining unit positions assigned to the Extended Care Program except as follows: 12.4.1 Section 3.2 shall be rewritten as follows: 12.4.2 Section 3.5 shall be deleted. 12.4.3 Section 5.5 shall have the first sentence rewritten, as follows: Employee members of the immediate family will not be assigned to the same work site without the prior written approval of the immediate supervisor. 12.4.4 Article VII shall not apply to Extended Care Program employees, except for the specific following provisions: 7.1, 7.2, 7.4, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8, 7.9, 7.11, 7.14 12.4.5 The reimbursement provisions of Section 8.5 shall apply to the class of clerk/registrar, regardless of the number of sites visited. 12.5 Since it is the intent of the parties to prevent any General Fund encroachment by the Program, the parties agree that layoffs or reductions in assigned time because of financial exigencies for the class of Extended Care Worker shall, to the extent permitted by law, be done by site and only require 48 hours prior notice. Similarly, reductions in assigned time because of financial exigencies for any program, employee shall not require more than 48 hours prior notice.