Partial Day Sample Clauses
The Partial Day clause defines how compensation or benefits are handled when an employee works less than a full scheduled workday. Typically, this clause outlines the method for prorating salary, wages, or leave entitlements based on the actual hours worked compared to a standard workday. For example, if an employee leaves early or arrives late, their pay or leave balance may be adjusted proportionally. The core function of this clause is to ensure fair and consistent treatment of partial workdays, preventing disputes and clarifying expectations for both employers and employees.
Partial Day. A unit member who is absent for less than one (1) full day shall have deducted from the accumulated Sick Leave the pro-rata portion of a day based on the ratio of scheduled hours absent to the total number of required assigned hours for that day. This calculation shall be done on the basis of percentage of the unit member’s absence from the total number of hours he/she was scheduled that day. For instance, if a unit member was scheduled to work a six (6) hour day and missed three (3) hours, then only fifty percent (50%) of a Sick Day shall be deducted from his/her allotted benefit.
Partial Day. Elementary Unit Members who are assigned to class 32 splitting for less than a full teaching day at the request of the administration 33 shall be paid a proportional amount of the averaged per diem rate, divided 34 by the number of teachers who class split, as indicated by the table below. 36 Unit Members who volunteer for class splitting when requested by 37 administration will be given consideration. 38 39 Payment applies only if a Unit Member has covered at least fifteen (15) 40 minutes of the assignment. 41 42 Hours worked shall be determined using the following table:
Partial Day. An absence from school for more than three and a half (3.5) clock hours shall constitute a full-day absence. An absence from school of three and a half (3.5) hours or less shall constitute a half-day absence. Teachers missing two hours or less will be offered, whenever possible, to perform a corresponding one or two hours of “In-House Substitution” without pay in lieu of being charged a half-day absence. Each teacher may access this benefit no more than one time per semester to be made up in the same semester. Time taken in December may be made up in January/February. The District will make every effort to give priority to teachers who need to make up time.
Partial Day. Four (4) consecutive hours per day, including one fifteen (15) minute break (paid at 50% FT salary).