Definitions and Duties. A. The term “Board” where used in this Agreement, shall refer to the legally elected or appointed representatives of the School District.
Definitions and Duties. Except for classroom time (and its associated requirements), Employee will be under the direction and control of a faculty member or supervisor designated by the University (Supervisor) while performing the duties described below. Employee will gain professional and practical experience from the Supervisor while learning the Supervisor’s art or expertise by performing under this Agreement and, therefore, benefiting Employee and FIU.
Definitions and Duties. For the purpose of this Agreement, the following definitions shall apply:
Definitions and Duties. Eligible children are children aged between 16 and 17 years who have been looked after for at least thirteen weeks since the age of 14 years and who are still looked after. This includes unaccompanied asylum children who will be deemed eligible. It does not include young people who have had a series of planned short-term placements (respite care), no longer than four weeks and after each one, returning to their parents or to someone with parental responsibility; nor does it include young people who return home to a parent or someone with parental responsibility for a period of six months or more. Until the young person has been living at home for six months they will remain an eligible or relevant children; if they are under a Care Order they will remain an eligible child until the Court discharges the Care Order or they attain the age of 18 years. Children’s Services is responsible to provide accommodation to eligible young people until their 18th birthday. Relevant children (Children aged 16 or 17 years) are children who were looked after on or after their 16th birthday and who have left care. This includes young people who on reaching 16 years are detained in a remand centre, young offender institution or any other institution ordered by the court or in hospital and immediately prior to being detained or in hospital have been looked after for thirteen weeks since the age of 14 years. Children’s Services is responsible to provide accommodation to “relevant” young people who were previously “Eligible” until their 18th birthday. Former relevant children are young people aged between 18 and 21 years (in some cases 24 years) who have either been eligible or relevant children or both. If the young person is still being helped by his responsible authority with education or training, he remains a former relevant child to the end of the agreed programme of education or training even if that takes him past the age of 21. These young people can now access universal benefits and Local Authorities will no longer be primarily responsible for their financial support and maintenance. This includes access and support with housing costs
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Definitions and Duties
