ABSENCE-SUBSTITUTE HIRED Sample Clauses

ABSENCE-SUBSTITUTE HIRED. Each day that it is necessary for a Member of the Bargaining Unit to be absent from assigned duties, the Member must make every effort to enter the absence on the Xxxxx automated substitute system. Members shall enter the absence as soon as the need for a substitute is known, at least one (1) hour prior to the Member's reporting time. Members who enter the absence prior to the established times and do not get a job number and/or Members who enter the absence after the established time shall also call their building principal or the principal's designee. In the event of the absence of a Member to whom a class is assigned, and the above procedure is followed, all possible efforts shall be made to hire a substitute teacher. All possible efforts shall be made to hire a substitute teacher qualified in the necessary subject area. If neither a substitute nor a volunteer is available, a Member may be assigned to cover a class. (See ARTICLE 8.01: MEMBER SUBSTITUTE PAY) (2009)
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