Number of Working Days Clause Samples

The 'Number of Working Days' clause defines how working days are calculated and used within the context of the agreement. It typically specifies what constitutes a working day—such as excluding weekends and public holidays—and outlines how deadlines or timeframes are measured based on these days. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear and consistent understanding of time-related obligations, reducing the risk of disputes over deadlines and ensuring smooth project or contract management.
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Number of Working Days. A. Certified staff will be contracted for 179 days, which shall include 170 student contact days. Teachers newly hired by the District will be required to work one additional day prior to the beginning of the contract year, which will be compensated at a per diem rate.
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Number of Working Days. The number of working days for employees shall consist of 180 instructional days and five
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Number of Working Days. The number of Dentist’s working days will be a minimum average of Four (4) days per week.
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Number of Working Days. Hire to end of 1st year 5/6 days paid for each 2nd year through end of 4th year 10 days 5th year through end of 9th year 15 days 10th year through end of 15th year 20 days 16th year on 20 days plus 1 day for each additional year of service over 16
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Number of Working Days. Hire to end of 1st year 5/6 days paid for each 2nd year through end of 4th year 10 days 5th year through end of 9th year 15 days 10th year through end of 15th year 20 days 16th year on 20 days plus 1 day for each additional year of service over 16 Vacation for all employees hired after May 13, 1997 shall be as follows: Years of Service Number of Working Days Completion of 6 months 5 days 7th month to end of first year 5 days 2nd year to end of 9th year 10 days 10th year to end of 15th year 15 days 16th year to end of 25th year 20 days 26th year on 1 day more per year capped at 25 days
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