Unit Member Workday Clause Samples

The "Unit Member Workday" clause defines the standard hours and structure of a typical workday for members of a specific bargaining unit or employee group. It typically outlines the expected start and end times, total daily hours, and may address breaks, lunch periods, or variations for different roles or shifts. For example, it might specify that unit members work eight hours per day, Monday through Friday, with a designated lunch break. This clause ensures clarity and consistency regarding work schedules, helping to prevent misunderstandings and disputes about working hours.
Unit Member Workday. 15.3.1 The length of the unit member workday, including a duty-free lunch period and break periods as required by law, shall be seven (7) hours and thirty-five (35) minutes except as provided for in Section 15.3.2 and as modified in Section 15.3.4. 15.3.2 Unit members shall continue to furnish adequate time to students outside the instructional day and to attend faculty and other professional meetings and obligations that are related to the educational program of the District, including open houses and conferences, and excluding those duties specified in Article XIX, Section 19.4.1. 15.3.3 Classroom teachers shall not be assigned to continuous classroom instruction for a period exceeding two (2) hours and thirty (30) minutes without having a break of at least ten (10) minutes. Conference or planning periods shall constitute the required break if they occur at intervals that limit the continuous instruction to two (2) hours and thirty (30) minutes or less.
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Unit Member Workday. 7.1 The District recognizes that the varying nature of a unit member’s day-to-day professional responsibilities does not lend itself solely to an instructional day of rigidly established length. Except as specified in Section 7.11, the unit member’s workday shall be defined as a “Professional Day.” 7.1.1 The unit member workday shall be defined as a “Professional Day.” Unit members shall arrive at the assigned site prepared to perform their duties and may leave when their professional duties are satisfactorily completed. 7.2 The Association and the District share the belief that educators have professional responsibilities to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and contribute to improved curricular programs. Duties assigned by the principal or designee shall not result in a lengthening of the unit member's workday except for the following: faculty meetings, departmental meetings, district curriculum meetings, department/area chairpersons meetings as assigned the individual unit member, occasional parent conferences and the following occasional adjunct responsibilities assigned the individual unit member: parent advisory council meetings, school curriculum meetings, special education meetings, accreditation meetings and meetings of other groups for school and District operation and improvement. 7.2.1 If a unit member is requested by the site administrator to attend a parent conference involving parents of more than one student, there shall be a site administrator (principal or assistant principal) in attendance at this conference, if the unit member so requests. 7.2.2 After ten (10) IEP meetings attended outside of the professional day, a unit member shall receive the hourly rate for each hour of IEP attendance that falls outside of the member's professional day. 7.3 Faculty meetings, departmental meetings, District curriculum meetings and department/area chairpersons meetings shall normally not be called more than once each month. Exceptions shall occur only in cases of necessity. 7.3.1 Generally all regularly scheduled faculty and department meetings are to last no longer than seventy-five (75) minutes. 7.4 The adjunct responsibilities listed above shall be identified and assigned as early in the school year as possible and be as equitably assigned as possible. The District shall actively seek volunteers among the unit members at the affected school. 7.5 The scheduling of duties shall be done in such ways as not to intentionally extend the unit member's workday, if other reasonable m...
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Unit Member Workday. The workday for unit members shall not exceed seven hours. The workday shall begin no earlier than 7:30 a.m. and end no later than 3:40 p.m. Unit members shall not be required to arrive before 30 minutes of the student day nor remain more than 30 minutes after student dismissal. If a teacher keeps a student or students, that teacher is responsible for the student or students kept until late bus dismissal. The foregoing shall not preclude unit member participation in other meetings deemed necessary by the District.
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