ADMINISTRATION SECTION A: EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION Sample Clauses

ADMINISTRATION SECTION A: EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION. The Board recognizes the Association as the sole and exclusive bargaining representative for all full-time and part-time professional certificated employees, which means employees holding a regular teaching certificate from the State of Washington, except the District Superintendent and Principals. Substitute teachers who have worked thirty (30) days or more during a calendar year and who continue to be available for employment and substitute teachers who replace or are replacing an employee for twenty (20) or more consecutive days are to be included in the bargaining unit. Substitutes shall not be covered by the provisions of this agreement other than rate of pay. The rate of pay shall be established as part of the annual salary schedule. Substitutes after twenty
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ADMINISTRATION SECTION A: EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION. The Board recognizes the Association as the sole and exclusive bargaining representative for all certificated personnel whether under Contract or on leave, employed by the Board with the exception of the following: Superintendent Director of Community Schools Assistant Superintendent Director of School to Career Administrative Assistant Director of Special Education Principals Director of Federal Programs Assistant Principals Director of Professional Learning Executive Director of Human Resources Director of Athletics and Exercise & Nutritional Science Executive Director of Business Services Director of Birth to Five Executive Assistant to the Superintendent Director of Student Health Services Director of Data and Innovation Director of STEAM Substitutes shall not be covered by provisions of this agreement other than Article III, Section I, Subsection 4, Substitutes. Sole and exclusive rights, as used herein, are defined as the rights provided through this Contract to the Association; and such rights shall not be granted to any rival or competing organization, which purports to represent the same employee group for purposes of representation and/or collective bargaining. Unless the context in which they are used clearly requires otherwise, words used in this Contract denoting gender shall include both the masculine and feminine.
ADMINISTRATION SECTION A: EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION. The Board recognizes the Association as the sole and exclusive bargaining representative for all certificated personnel whether under Contract or on leave, employed by the Board with the exception of the following: Superintendent Director of Community Schools Assistant Superintendent Director of School to Career Administrative Assistant Director of Special Education Principals Director of Federal Programs Assistant Principals Director of Professional Learning Executive Director of Human Resources Director of Athletics and Exercise & Nutritional Science Executive Director of Business Services Director of Birth to Five Executive Assistant to the Superintendent Director of Student Health Services Director of Data and Innovation Director of STEAM The following substitutes will be considered members of the bargaining unit:
ADMINISTRATION SECTION A: EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION. The Board recognizes the Association as the sole and exclusive bargaining representative for all full-time and part-time professional certificated employees on regular contract or in lieu of contract who do not have as a principle part of their duties supervisory responsibilities. Supervisory personnel shall include the chief administrative officer of the district and all assistant administrative officers and principals. Substitute teachers who have worked thirty (30) or more days during a calendar year and who continue to be available for employment are regular part-time employees and are to be included in the bargaining unit. Substitute teachers who replace or are replacing an employee for twenty (20) or more consecutive days are to be included in the bargaining unit. Substitutes shall not be covered by the provisions of this agreement other than rate of pay. The rate of pay is one hundred ($100) dollars a day. Substitutes after twenty (20) consecutive days will be paid according to their placement on the salary schedule. The Board agrees not to negotiate with or recognize any other certificated employee organization other than the Association for the duration of this agreement. Unless the context in which they are used clearly requires otherwise, words used in this Agreement denoting gender shall include both masculine and feminine.
ADMINISTRATION SECTION A: EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION. 1. The Board recognizes the Association as the sole and exclusive negotiating representative for all certificated personnel employed by the Board except for the Superintendent, Exempt Administrators, Principals, Vice-Principals and Substitute Teachers. The Board will not negotiate with any "employee organization" as that term is defined in RCW 41.59 except the Association, which has been certified by the Board as representing the certificated employees of the District.

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