Common use of Part-Time Regular Clause in Contracts

Part-Time Regular. (a) Employees designated as part-time regular, who are normally scheduled to work twenty (20) hours or more during a work week, shall be entitled to sick leave, holidays, vacation, bereavement leave, jury duty and military training, except that the above enumerated benefits shall be accrued at a rate determined by dividing the hours per week they are normally scheduled by forty (40). (b) Employees designated as part-time regular as defined above shall be entitled to the benefits described in Title 19.2, the District's rate of contribution to be determined by dividing the hours per week they are normally scheduled by forty (40). However, the employee must satisfy the eligibility requirements of any plan listed in Title 19.2. (c) Part-time regular employees shall receive the same working conditions offered for full- time regular employees. Part-time regular employees shall be eligible to advance to the next wage step upon being paid for one thousand forty (1,040) hours.

Part-Time Regular. (a) Employees designated as part-time regular, who are normally scheduled to work twenty (20) hours or more during a work week, shall be entitled to sick leave, holidays, vacation, bereavement leave, jury duty and military training, except that the above enumerated benefits shall be accrued at a rate determined by dividing the hours per week they are normally scheduled by forty (40). (b) Employees designated as part-time regular as defined above shall be entitled to the benefits described in Title 19.2, the District's rate of contribution to be determined by dividing the hours per week they are normally scheduled by forty (40). However, the employee must satisfy the eligibility requirements of any plan listed in Title 19.2. (c) Part-time regular employees shall receive the same working conditions offered for full- full-time regular employees. Part-time regular employees shall be eligible to advance to the next wage step upon being paid for one thousand forty (1,040) hours.