Exemptions to Redundancy Sample Clauses

Exemptions to Redundancy. A teacher may be exempted from being declared redundant under Clause 20.03 above in order to safeguard special program needs of the Board (Special Education, French as a Second Language and Native as a Second Language), provided that teacher cannot be replaced by a member of the local OECTA bargaining unit with greater seniority who has the qualifications in that special program.
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Exemptions to Redundancy a) A teacher may be exempted from being declared redundant under Clause
Exemptions to Redundancy. (i) A teacher may be exempted from being declared redundant under (b) in order to safeguard special program needs of the Board, provided that teacher cannot be replaced by a member of the LTBU with greater seniority who is willing to accept that teacher's duties and has the qualifications in that special program.

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