Teacher Teaching on Call Salary Clause Samples

The Teacher Teaching on Call Salary clause defines the compensation structure for teachers who are called in to substitute or temporarily fill teaching positions. It typically outlines the daily or hourly pay rates, eligibility criteria, and any additional benefits or conditions that apply to these temporary assignments. By clearly specifying how and when substitute teachers are paid, this clause ensures fair compensation and helps avoid disputes regarding payment for on-call teaching services.
Teacher Teaching on Call Salary a. Teachers teaching on call shall earn one year's experience credit in scale placement for every 210 full-time equivalent days worked as a teacher teaching on call after September, 1993, including time spent on union business as per Article G.7 (TTOCs Conducting Union Business). [NOTE: Effective September 1, 2014, TTOC experience credit will be accrued per Article C.4 (Teacher Teaching on Call Employment).] b. When a non-instructional day occurs within a teacher teaching on call’s assignment, the teacher teaching on call shall be allowed and encouraged to participate. Should the assignment become a temporary appointment pursuant to Article C.24.4 (Teachers Teaching on Call), then that teacher teaching on call shall be paid for all non-instructional days participated in. c. The Board shall pay teachers teaching on call monthly and not later than eight (8) days past month end. d. A teacher teaching on call reporting to work when called shall receive a minimum one-half (1/2) day's pay. e. A teacher teaching on call who works a full morning (excluding a ½ day Kindergarten class) shall receive sixty (60) percent of a day's pay. f. Notwithstanding Articles B.2.7.d and B.2.7.e: i. No teacher teaching on call may receive more than 100% of a day's pay for a day worked with the exception that a teacher teaching on call shall receive 110% of a day's pay if they have completed a ½ day kindergarten assignment in the afternoon preceded by a full morning regular assignment. ii. A teacher teaching on call may contract to work for a specific time frame of less than half a day. Salary shall be pro-rated according to portion of the day worked.
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