Educational Assistant Declared Surplus in a Home School/Work site Sample Clauses

Educational Assistant Declared Surplus in a Home School/Work site. An Educational Assistant who is declared surplus in a school/work site will be offered an opportunity to stay in his or her home school/work site with the same or reduced hours, if available, and prior to that opportunity becoming available to any other Educational Assistant. If the Educational Assistant who is declared surplus in the home school/work site declines the opportunity to remain in his or her home school/work site, or there is no available position in the home school/work site at the time of declaration of surplus in the home school/work place, he or she shall be declared surplus to the school/work site. Where more than one Educational Assistant in a classification are declared surplus in a school/work site at one time, any available position(s) within the school/work site shall be offered to the Educational Assistants by seniority within the classification. Once all available positions in the school have been offered and accepted, any remaining surplus Educational Assistant will be declared surplus to the school/work site. Placement of an Educational Assistant pursuant to this provision requires that the Educational Assistant meet the minimum qualifications of the available position.
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Educational Assistant Declared Surplus in a Home School/Work site. An Educational Assistant who is declared surplus in a school/work site will be offered an opportunity to stay in his or her home school/work site with the same or reduced hours, if available, and prior to that opportunity becoming available to any other Educational Assistant. If the Educational Assistant who is declared surplus in the home school/work site declines the opportunity to remain in his or her home school/work site, or there is no available position in the home school/work site at the time of declaration of surplus in the home school/work place, he or she shall be declared surplus to the school/work site. Where more than one Educational Assistant in a classification are declared surplus in a school/work site at one time, any available position(s) within the school/work site shall be offered to the Educational Assistants by seniority within the classification. Once all available positions in the school have been offered and accepted, any remaining surplus Educational Assistant will be declared surplus to the school/work site. Placement of an Educational Assistant pursuant to this provision requires that the Educational Assistant meet the minimum qualifications of the available position. RE: SURPLUS AND REDUNDANCY PROCEDURE (CONT’D) 2) Educational Assistant Declared Surplus to a School/Work Site: An Educational Assistant who is declared surplus to a school/work site shall be offered (a) the opportunity to transfer to an open position at the same classification and at the same full-time equivalent hours per week as his or her former placement, or (b) transfer to an open position at the same classification with reduced hours per week. Placement pursuant to this provision requires that the Educational Assistant meet the minimum qualifications of the available position, and multiple declarations of Educational Assistants surplus to a school/work site shall result in placements being made in order of seniority within the applicable classification. If a surplus Educational Assistant is not placed pursuant to 1 or 2 above, the Educational Assistant shall be declared redundant.

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