Winter and Spring Recess Sample Clauses

Winter and Spring Recess. All schools and all District offices and sites shall be closed during every Winter Recess and Spring Recess, except that the District in its sole discretion may designate that certain schools, offices, and/or sites remain open with a full or limited staff during the Winter Recess and/or Spring Recess. The District's decision as to which schools, offices, and/or sites are to remain open and the number and kind of staff required shall be final and not subject to grievance/arbitration, court or administrative challenge, or any other challenge whatsoever. No less than twenty (20) calendar days prior to any such closure, the District shall notify the Union of the closure in writing and thereafter participate in impact bargaining at the Union's request.
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Winter and Spring Recess. In addition to the holidays set forth in Section 10.l(a) of this Agreement, those days on which offices are closed for the winter and spring recess, as designated by the Board in the annual operating calendar shall be paid recess leave days for employees.
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Winter and Spring Recess. An employee required to work on a day noted in Section 10.1(b) of this Agreement, shall be paid for all hours worked at the regular rate in addition to any recess leave pay, or granted a day of leave for each day so worked at the employee’s discretion. Such leave must be requested and approved in advance and may not be accumulated and carried over beyond the next occurring September 1.
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Winter and Spring Recess. In addition to the holidays approved by the Board of Trustees under Section 11.1(A) of this Agreement, those days on which offices are closed during the winter and spring break, as designated by the College on the College Calendar, shall be paid holidays for full time employees. Those days on which offices are closed during spring break, as designated by the College on the College Calendar, shall be paid holidays for regular part-time employees. Effective upon ratification of this Agreement: (i) full time employees shall receive pay at their regular rate of pay, including any shift differential, during winter and spring break for the number of hours they are regularly scheduled to work; (ii) regular part-time employees shall receive pay at their regular rate of pay, including any shift differential, during spring break for the number of hours they are regularly scheduled to work.
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Winter and Spring Recess. In addition to the holidays approved by the Board of Trustees under Section 11.1(A) of this Agreement, those days on which offices are closed during the winter and spring break, as designated by the College on the College Calendar, shall be paid holidays for full time employees. Those days on which offices are closed during spring break, as designated by the College on the College Calendar, shall be paid holidays for regular part-time employees.
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Winter and Spring Recess. Available work assignments during winter and spring recess periods shall be assigned on a right- of-first-refusal basis by seniority ranking within each job classification.
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