Program Time Clause Samples

Program Time. Full-time and Part-Time Employees in an ECE position shall be allowed up to 1 hour of program/preparation time per week during regular hours, as long as this time does not interfere with the maintenance of ratios required under the Day Nurseries Act or the operations of the Daycare. Program/preparation time will be scheduled by the Supervisor/Director in accordance with the operational needs of the Daycare. If the Director/Supervisor cannot schedule all of a Full-time ECE Employee’s weekly program time during one or more of her regular shifts in a week, the Full-time ECE may carry out the remainder of her program time at the Daycare with pay at her regular rate before or after a regularly scheduled shift.
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Program Time. ‌ A total of eight hours per month shall be made available to the employees for the purpose of doing required programming and related activities for the day care. This time shall be considered part of the regular working hours and employees engaged in such activities shall not be counted in the staff/child ratio during that time.
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Program Time. One full time RECE and one Hebrew Teacher per classroom will be allowed one (1) hour of program time weekly during their regular hours of work. The time shall be scheduled by the Employer provided each of the RECE and Hebrew Teacher is entitled to one (1) hour of program time per week. This Article does not include the before or after hours program.
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Program Time. 26.01 Each Full-time employee shall receive on average (2.5) hours per week as programming time during their normal working hours, on schedules established by the Supervisor/Manager from time to time. 26.02 The Centre shall close the working day before Labour Day for the purpose of providing all employees with setup/program preparation time. 26.03 Employees will be scheduled for a half-day off with pay in June and shall use the time off in order to plan and prepare programming for the summer months. Pay for the half-day off shall be 50% of the employee’s regular pay for a regular day, up to a maximum of 4 hours pay.
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Program Time. During the Term, Paxs▇▇ ▇▇▇ll make available to Programmer broadcast time upon the Station or the Network, if applicable, as set forth in Attachment I to this Agreement. Programmer shall deliver such programming, at its expense, to the Station's or Network's transmission facilities or other authorized remote control points as designated by Paxs▇▇. ▇▇e programming rights granted to Programmer hereunder shall be exclusive to Programmer and Programmer's programming shall be limited to Christian programs produced, co-produced or acquired by Programmer the content of which shall be dedicated to communicating Judeo-Christian values. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Programmer shall not resell such programming time to any party nor permit such time to be used for "paid programming" without the written consent of Paxs▇▇, ▇▇d Paxs▇▇ ▇▇▇ Programmer agree that any disputes between Paxs▇▇ ▇▇▇ Programmer regarding any proposed sale of such programming time shall be decided by the Review Board pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 18 hereof.
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Program Time. Programming time is recognized as an important part of providing a quality child care service. All employees, except the supervisor and ▇▇▇▇, shall receive paid program time according to the following schedule: Infant/Toddler staff- Five (5) hours per week per section Preschool staff- Six hours per week per section
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Program Time. Throughout the Term, Licensee shall make available to Broker the broadcast transmission facilities of the Stations, and shall cause to be broadcast using such facilities, the Brokered Programming. Licensee’s broadcast transmission facilities shall be made available to Broker by Licensee for the maximum time authorized by the FCC up to one hundred sixty-eight (168) hours per week per Station, Sunday through Saturday, except for downtime occasioned by routine maintenance. Licensee shall cooperate fully in making the facilities of the Stations available to Broker and in broadcasting the Brokered Programming as provided in this Section 3(a). Broker shall make available to Licensee a sufficient amount of Brokered Programming to enable the Stations to meet their respective minimum hours of operation required under the rules and regulations of the FCC and the policies adopted pursuant to such rules and regulations (the “FCC Rules”). Without limiting the foregoing and for avoidance of doubt, B▇▇▇▇▇ shall be entitled to use all of the Stations’ digital transmission capacity. Broker’s use of the digital broadcast transmission facilities of the Stations, and its broadcast of Brokered Programming over such facilities, shall be in compliance with, and not be in derogation of, Licensee’s obligations under the FCC Licenses.
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