Record and Report Days Sample Clauses

The "Record and Report Days" clause establishes the requirement for parties to accurately document and communicate the number of days worked or services rendered within a specified period. Typically, this involves maintaining daily logs or timesheets and submitting them to the relevant party, such as an employer or project manager, for verification and approval. By formalizing the process of recording and reporting days, this clause ensures transparency, supports accurate billing or payroll, and helps prevent disputes over time worked or services provided.
Record and Report Days. Three ½-days for records and reports will be on the District’s calendar. No deviations from the published calendar of the College Place School District shall be made accept by mutual consent of the District and the Association. Tentative agreement of the first day of school for the succeeding year shall be reached by May 1st of each school year. This time limit may be extended by mutual consent.
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Record and Report Days. Three ½-days for records and reports will be on the District’s calendar.
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