Definition of a Vacancy. A vacancy is a job opening in the bargaining unit which the Employer determines to fill. Vacancies can result from promotion, demotion, transfer, termination of an employee or from the addition of new positions. A vacancy is not created by an assignment change within the same job classification, same department, and on the same shift.
Definition of a Vacancy a. A vacancy is defined as the creation of a new position through Board action or a decision of the Board to fill a position which may have resulted from Board/Administrative action concerning transfer, retirement, resignation, termination, non-renewal, etc.
b. Administrative reassignments within a building or buildings where there is not a loss or gain in the total number of bargaining unit positions in the building(s) or the recall of eligible suspended unit members pursuant to 6.K (2) (d) will not be defined as vacancies.
Definition of a Vacancy. Any newly created bargaining unit position, separation of employment or transfer to another position. Such vacancies shall be posted on the district website and in an email to the entire staff. A vacancy posting will also be displayed in each building including the bus garage and the board office for a period of seven (7) calendar days. During the summer months, vacancies will be posted on the district website and in an email to the entire staff. In addition to this the President of the Local shall receive a phone call or written notice, via US Regular Mail, from the Superintendent or his/her designee. Leave of absence, long-term illness, worker's compensation or military leave are not considered vacancies.
Definition of a Vacancy. A vacancy shall be defined for purposes of this Agreement as a bargaining unit position presently unfilled or a bargaining unit position currently not in existence. A vacancy shall not include:
1. a “bubble” (a larger number of students in a PreK-5 grade level that, in the next school year, requires an additional teacher in the next higher grade and one less teacher in the prior grade.) This situation will be filled by the assignment of the least senior teacher at the existing building grade level. The assigned teacher will move up one grade level with the “bubble” of students and then return the following year to their previous teaching assignment if possible, based on enrollment; the “bubble” assignment may become permanent if both district administration and the teacher agree.
Definition of a Vacancy. In order for a position to be considered vacant, the position must have come available for a period in excess of thirty (30) calendar days. Should this occur the provisions, as set out below, will apply. Temporary openings (i.e. thirty (30) calendar days or less) shall be filled at the discretion of the Employer.
