Absentee Replacement Sample Clauses

Absentee Replacement. An employee whose regular hours of duty total forty (40) hours per week and is employed for a limited and specific period replacing a regular, but absent employee who is scheduled to be absent over thirty (30) days.
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Absentee Replacement a. Whenever a vacancy occurs due to an absence, for a period not exceeding ninety (90) days, if the District decides to fill the vacancy, the District shall select the most senior displaced employee who is working in the same building where the vacancy occurs; if there is no such employee available, then the District may fill the vacancy with a qualified bargaining unit member at its discretion. The District shall not be required to fill any vacancy created by the absentee's replacement. b. Whenever a vacancy occurs due to an absence, for a period exceeding ninety (90) days, if the District decides to fill the vacancy, the District shall post the vacancy on a temporary basis for the duration of the leave. Any other vacancy created by the initial leave shall be filled on a temporary basis.
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Absentee Replacement. Should an employee not be able to work his/her shift, the manager will make the decision whether to fill the role utilizing an Auxiliary, Relief, TFT, or RFT employee.
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Absentee Replacement. A. On a student day, an absent Head Custodian will be replaced by an Itinerant Head Custodian or an Assistant Custodian. The replacement Assistant Custodian shall be compensated responsibility pay of one hour at time and one-half. If a Head Custodian is absent, the replacement is responsible for all activities on the date of absence that may require his/her services including weekend or holiday building checks. B. An absent Assistant Custodian will be replaced by an Assistant Custodian from the work site first. If an Assistant Custodian is not available, the time will be offered to a Custodial Worker at the work site and will be compensated one-hour responsibility pay at time and one-half. C. A Custodial Worker or Five-Hour Worker who is absent may be replaced at the discretion of the Director of Facility Services or the Director of Custodial Services. D. For replacement purposes, after the substitute pool has been depleted and after overtime has been offered to all qualified employees at the work site and has been refused, full-time Buildings Services employees may be assigned from other work sites. E. Absence for replacement purposes shall be considered from the first day of an absence. Non-student days shall not be counted for replacement purposes. F. If necessary, when warehouse workers who are assigned to Child Nutrition are absent for any reason including vacation, warehouse workers assigned to other sections of the warehouse may be added to assist with the loading and unloading of deliveries as well as the filling of orders. These arrangements will be coordinated among the Child Nutrition Coordinator, Purchasing, and Distribution Services. G. Student helpers will be replaced when absent with other student helpers or substitute pool workers according to the following schedule:
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Absentee Replacement. A. When a Member is absent other Members may, but are not required to, fill temporarily the vacancy. Replacement faculty must be approved by the immediate supervisor. B. If the vacancy is less than five (5) consecutive working days, the Member(s) filling the vacancy will do so as a professional courtesy without compensation. If the vacancy lasts for more than four (4) consecutive working days, upon written request, the replacement Member(s) will be paid at the overload rate for each class period, retroactive to the first period the replacement member taught.
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Absentee Replacement. A. When a Member is absent other Members may, but are not required to, fill temporarily the vacancyvoluntarily cover the absent Member’s class(es) on a temporary basis, as a professional courtesy, without additional compensation for up to four (4) class periods of the same section . Replacement faculty must be approved by the department headdean or designee. B. If the vacancy is less than five (5) consecutive working days, the Member(s) filling the vacancy will do so as a professional courtesy without compensation. If the vacancy lasts for more thanabsence exceeds four (4) consecutive working daysclass periods of the same section, upon written request, the replacement Member(s) will be paid at the overload rate for each class period, retroactive to the first period the replacement Member taught.
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Absentee Replacement. Whenever a vacancy occurs due to an absence, if the District decides to fill the vacancy, the District shall select the most senior displaced employee who is working in the same building where the vacancy occurs; if there is no such employee available, then the District may fill the vacancy with a qualified bargaining unit member at its discretion. The District shall not be required to fill any vacancy created by the absentee's replacement.
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Absentee Replacement. A. The principal shall, as far as possible, design a master schedule including a substitution and/or supervision assignment for each teacher. This assignment should be included in the normal instructional assignment of an ample number of teachers to cover potential absenteeism. This assignment is in lieu of an instructional assignment and should appear on each teacher's schedule at the beginning of the school year. B. Records of such substitution are to be kept and are to be made available to any teacher upon request. C. The provision (Section 8A) is in no way to be considered as allowing infringement upon the period of professional preparation or the teacher's scheduled lunch period. D. When the local administration knows in advance that a teacher's absence from school is to be three (3) days or longer, every effort shall be made to hire a substitute in the same area of licensure/certification as the absent teacher.
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