Part-Time Contract Sample Clauses
A Part-Time Contract clause defines the terms and conditions under which an individual is employed on a part-time basis, rather than as a full-time employee. This clause typically specifies the expected working hours, days of work, and any pro-rated benefits or entitlements, such as vacation or sick leave, that apply to part-time staff. By clearly outlining these parameters, the clause ensures both parties understand the scope of the employment relationship and helps prevent misunderstandings regarding workload, compensation, and benefits.
POPULAR SAMPLE Copied 1 times
Part-Time Contract. A continuous contract in which Members of the Bargaining Unit shall have all benefits including career status. If the position becomes a full time position the Member may be offered said position. The Member shall be notified by April 10 if the position is to be non-renewed. In the case of non-renewal the Member shall have the right to a Board hearing. When a Member has taught in a part-time position for three or more years, he/she shall be offered the position if his/her current position is made full time. (1999, 2015)
Part-Time Contract. Part-time teachers will have their salaries first calculated on a full-time standard contract basis.
a. Then, in the case of part or half time teachers’ whose assignment is for a full time duty day, but fewer than the standard contract one hundred eighty eight (188) days, their salary shall be determined as follows: teachers’ scheduled salary divided by one hundred eighty eight (188) days to determine the daily salary rate; the daily rate multiplied by the total number of full time days that the teacher is to work; pro-rated salary will be divided by twelve (12) to determine the substantially equal monthly salaries to be received.
b. Or, in the case of part or half time teachers whose assignment is for a fractional part of each standard contract one hundred eighty eight (188) days as expressed to the nearest one-tenth (1/10) multiplied by the teachers’ full time standard contract salary as determined in paragraph one, above, and divided by twelve (12) to determine the substantially equal monthly salaries to be received.
Part-Time Contract. (a) A Part-time contract allows for doctors/dentists to operate a private practice. A part-time doctor/dentist within the hospital setting is expected to give a minimum of 20 working hours a week, within the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on weekdays. On-Call/Call-Out accrues after 4:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 8:00 a.m. on weekends and public holidays.
(b) Doctors on part-time contract in the district setting are expected to work 20 working hours. On-Call/Call-Out accrues after 4:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 8:00 a.m. on public holidays and weekends (unless scheduled to work).
Part-Time Contract. 13.2.1 Teachers hired into part-time positions may apply for a full-time position under the provisions of Article 10.
13.2.2 Teachers who voluntarily assume a part-time position after employment in a full-time capacity may be considered for return to a full-time position only in accordance with the provisions of Article 10 and may not, in their efforts
13.2.3 Should a teacher who has voluntarily assumed a part-time position desire to return to a full-time position, she/he will be returned to a full-time vacancy in an area in which she/he is certificated or licensed before any new employee is hired.
Part-Time Contract. (a) A Part-time contract allows for doctors to operate a private practice. A part- time doctor within the hospital setting is expected to give a minimum of twenty
Part-Time Contract. 1. Part-time work, which is characterised by a reduced duration of the work rendered, is regulated by Legislative Decree 61/2000.
2. The setting up of the part-time employment must be specified in a written document, indicating: - the economic treatment, re-calculated on a proportional basis in relation to the quantity of work rendered; - the duration of the reduced time of work, the modalities of such reduced work and the time span of the working hours based on the day, week, month and year; - any elastic or flexible clauses, and the procedures by which the work is carried out, in accordance with such clauses, in the framework of the agreed working hours setup.
3. The part-time work contract may be adopted on a horizontal, vertical or mixed basis. • Horizontal part-time: with attendance of not less than 4 and not more than 6 hours a day, the daily limit may be exceeded, up to the contractual limit, provided that the average in the span of the complete cycle of the envisaged shift is not less than 20 hours a week and not more than 30 hours a week. • Vertical part-time: with the attendance being spread over the course of the year, and even limited to certain periods of the year, with a minimum limit of 100 working days a year and a maximum limit of 200 working days a year; • Mixed part-time: with the attendance being spread over the course of the day and/or week and/or month and/or year, with a weekly duration of not less than 20 hours and with a minimum limit of 660 hours a year and a maximum limit of 1200 hours a year. The limits indicated in the preceding points may be modified, following agreements reached at company level with the competent regional/territorial structures of the trades union organisations of the stipulating workers, on justified technical and production grounds.
4. If the airline intends to proceed to recruit new personnel part-time, it must immediately inform its employees already working on a full-time basis who are engaged in production units located in the same municipality. Depending on their corporate requirements, the airline will evaluate any requests to switch from full-time to part-time employment that may be made by employees already on the payroll, following the disclosure mentioned above. The switching of employment contracts from full-time to part-time will however not be possible for personnel whose duties involve coordinating other workers who carry out duties not compatible with reduced working hours. In the course of ...