Building File Sample Clauses

Building File. Building level files/records for individual teachers are not part of the official District personnel file/record of the teacher but must comply with the same expectations identified in this Policy for District personnel files/records, including sub-files when applicable.
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Building File. Building level files/records for individual mental health employee are not part of the official District personnel file/record of the mental health employee but must comply with the same expectations identified in this Policy for District personnel files/records, including sub-files when applicable.
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Building File. Building level files/records for individual nurses are not part of the official District personnel file/record of the nurse but must comply with the same expectations identified in this Policy for District personnel files/records, including sub-files when applicable.
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Building File. Building level files/records for SSPs that are not part of the official District personnel file/record of the SSP employee must comply with the same expectations identified in this Policy for District personnel files/records.
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Building File. Administrators may maintain a building file. The building file shall be opened to a teacher upon request for observation of his/her file within one (1) day of the request.
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Building File. It is understood that principals may have confidential “building files” separate from the Human Resources’ personnel files. Principals may keep in these files documentation and performance information that may be used in the evaluation process. A typical building file may include: 1. Observation notes from formal and informal observation 2. Parent, staff and student feedback regarding the employee’s job performance
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Building File. Building level files/records for SSPs include information that a building administrator gathers on an ongoing basis that might be used in conferring with SSPs or as part of evaluation documentation. These files/records will be purged at the end of a school year except for any information referenced in the summative evaluation. If so retained, this information will be kept in the District file and a copy will be provided to the SSP employee. i. Upon request and at an agreeable time, any SSP employee or any individuals authorized by the SSP employee will have the right to review the contents of their building file/record and/or the official District personnel file/record. ii. The Chief Human Resources Officer will allow access to an SSP employee’s official District personnel file/record only in the following instances: a) Personnel of the Office of Human Resources are conducting routine duties associated with their job responsibilities; or b) Designees of the Chief Human Resources Officer are conducting business of the District in accordance with their job responsibilities. iii. When the District receives a court order to open and/or deliver/transmit any electronic information held or in the possession of the District related to the SSP employee’s personnel file/record and/or disciplinary file/record the District must notify the SSP employee within three (3) workdays unless such notification is prohibited by law.
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Building File. 7.1 Building Permit No. 20060395 dated February 22, 2007, pursuant to which additional construction to the existing built area was permitted. An addition on the ground floor in an area of 6,292.30 sq.m., which contains a production hall and storerooms and an application for a concession regarding height of a raw materials terminal (21-23 meters instead of 15 meters) from Plan C/BT/214. Existing areas according to existing Permit No. 2004/0261 12,841.44 sq.m. A total proposed additional area - 6,336.60 sq.m. Details of the areas are as follows: Main use for production hall - 5,076.47 sq.m. Main use for storerooms - 11,691.78 sq.m. Main use for offices - 540.42 sq.m. Service areas - Bomb-proof shelter area - 85.40 sq.m. Installations and technical systems - 68.23 sq.m. Transformer room - 19.60 sq.m. Sheds - 160.47 sq.m. 7.2 A “Form 4” was exhibited to us for erecting the CaesarStone industrial plant, which is dated December 22, 2004.
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Building File. Building level files/records for individual teachers include information that a building administrator gathers on an ongoing basis that might be used in conferring with teachers or as part of evaluation documentation. These files/records will be purged at the end of a school year except for any information referenced in the summative evaluation. If so retained, this information will be kept in the District file and a copy will be provided to the teacher.
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