Start and End Times Sample Clauses

The "Start and End Times" clause defines the specific dates and times when an agreement, service, or event begins and concludes. It typically outlines the exact commencement and termination points, such as a project's launch date and its expected completion, or the hours during which a service will be provided each day. This clause ensures all parties have a clear understanding of the timeframe for their obligations, preventing disputes over timing and helping to coordinate schedules and resources effectively.
Start and End Times. 19.1.1 The Parties agree that for employees in some positions, flexibility around their start and end time provides the opportunity to meet personal needs while allowing the University to meet operational needs. The following considerations are required when implementing these arrangements. 19.1.2 Employees must make a request to their OOS Manager to change their start and end time. 19.1.3 Changes for specific reasons must be mutually agreed to at least one day in advance. Frequency of changes to start and end time must be limited to have consistency in the work unit.
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Start and End Times. The length of a typical work day is 7.5 hours, as referenced in Board Policy 5210. The length of a given work day may be shortened by the building principal, provided however, that such shortening does not violate any state rules and regulations, or laws of the State of Idaho regarding the length of the instructional day. All Certified Staff will receive a consecutive 30-minute duty free lunch. Certified Staff may voluntarily utilize this time for student contact.
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