Work Day and Year Defined Clause Samples

The "Work Day and Year Defined" clause establishes the official definitions for what constitutes a work day and a work year within the context of the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies the number of hours that make up a standard work day and the number of days or weeks that comprise a work year, often referencing standard business hours or industry norms. By clearly defining these terms, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of time-related obligations, which helps prevent disputes over scheduling, compensation, or deadlines.
Work Day and Year Defined. 1. Instructional Day Defined: The District and Association recognize a seven (7) hour instructional day for full time bargaining unit members during the regular school year.
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