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A Bargaining Sample Clauses

A Bargaining. Unit Faculty Member will receive 1/36th of his or her annual base salary for the preceding two semesters per scheduled credit hour of summer up to a maximum of six credit hours per six-week term when teaching a single six-week term each summer.
A Bargaining. Unit Member so notified shall have the opportunity to appear before the Board to respond to the allegations prior to official Board action. This meeting shall be in executive session or public at the Bargaining Unit Member’s discretion. The Bargaining Unit Member may have an Association representative of his/her choice to help represent him/her at this meeting with the Board.
A Bargaining. Unit member on a full-time personal leave for at least one year shall have the option of signing a waiver which would provide that the period of leave will not be considered in counting the years toward tenure. Such a waiver signed by the individual will act automatically to extend the term of the current appointment for a period of time equal to the period of leave. A Bargaining Unit member on a full-time personal leave for less than one year or who requests reduced responsibilities, may request a waiver which would provide that the reappointment or tenure be considered during the terminal year.
A BargainingUnit Employee who does not intend to work after the expiry of a pregnancy or parental leave, shall notify the Daycare in accordance with the requirements of the Employment Standards Act, 2000.
A BargainingUnit Employee shall have the right to return to work after the expiry of a pregnancy/parental leave in accordance with the Employment Standards Act, 2000.
A BargainingUnit Member shall lose his/her seniority rights if he/she retires, resigns, or is discharged for just cause.
A BargainingUnit President with prior approval shall be permitted during working hours without loss of time or pay to leave regular duties for a reasonable length of time to investigate and settle grievances.
A Bargaining. Unit Employee who is being laid off may fill any vacant position or may displace a less senior Bargaining Unit Employee in any job classification provided that he or she has the qualifications and experience to do the job.
A BargainingUnit member shall have the right to file a grievance without interference, coercion, or reprisal from the District or the employee's supervisor.
A Bargaining. Unit Member who has been granted a child-rearing leave of absence and who wishes to terminate the leave prior to the approved termination date may request approval of an earlier termination date. A request for an early termination of an approved child-rearing leave must be made in writing to the office of the District Superintendent at least sixty (60) days prior to the new termination date requested. The reasons for requesting an early termination must be stated in the request. A Bargaining Unit Member who has been granted a period of child-rearing leave must give notice of intention to return to the office of the District Superintendent no later than sixty (60) days prior to the date of return.