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Employee Handbook
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Full-Time Office Employee Benefits and Requirements
Office employees who work full time, 20 hours or more per week, may be entitled to some benefits at your dance studio. The following is an example of a document you could use to explain part-time office employee benefits. Some of the categories you may want to include are: discounts on classes, discounts for family members, discounts on dance shop merchandise, discounts on recital costumes, annual bonuses, requirements for faculty meetings, additional compensation, childcare policy and more. . . .
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Full-Time Faculty Employee Benefits
Determining what constitutes a full time faculty employee is up to you. These benefits are based on someone who teaches eight classes or more per week. Some of the categories you may want to include are: discounts on classes, discounts for family members, discounts on dance shop merchandise, discounts on recital costumes, music allowances, requirements for faculty meetings, additional compensation, childcare policy and more. . . .
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Part-Time Faculty Employee Benefits and Requirements
Determining what constitutes a part time faculty employee is up to you. These benefits are based on someone who teaches eight classes or less per week. Some of the categories you may want to include are: discounts on classes, discounts for family members, discounts on dance shop merchandise, discounts on recital costumes, music allowances, requirements for faculty meetings, additional compensation, childcare policy and more. . . .
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Part-Time Office Employee Benefits and Requirements
Office employees who work part time, 20 hours or less per week, may be entitled to some benefits at your dance studio. They may also be expected to participate in various dance studio procedures. The following is an example of a document you could use to explain part-time office employee benefits. . . .
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