FOLLOW-UP FOR UNSATISFACTORY RATING Sample Clauses

FOLLOW-UP FOR UNSATISFACTORY RATING. Within 30 calendar days of receiving the summative evaluation report, Human Resources will write to the teacher concerned, convening him/her to a meeting with the principal, the Regional Director and a representative from Human Resources. The teacher may choose to have a representative from MTA present at the meeting. At this meeting the teacher will: a) Be provided with a brief summary of: i) What is lacking in his/her performance ii) Expectations/improvement iii) Resources available to help him/her improve iv) Possible consequences of failing to address the outlined concerns. The teacher will be advised that a third appraisal will take place within 90 calendar days of this meeting. During this period, the principal will monitor the teacher’s performance carefully and provide feedback to the teacher which could help his/her performance. Within this 90 calendar days period, a third performance appraisal will be conducted by the principal. Where there has been sufficient improvement, the third appraisal completes the formal performance appraisal of his/her evaluation year. However, the principal may recommend that a further appraisal be conducted during the following twelve (12) months. Where there has not been sufficient improvement, Human Resources will convene a meeting with the principal and the Regional Director to decide on the final course of action. Once decided, the decision is communicated to the teacher and the MTA.
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FOLLOW-UP FOR UNSATISFACTORY RATING. Within 30 calendar days of receiving the summative evaluation report, Human Resources will write to the teacher concerned, convening him/her to a meeting with principal, the Xxxxxxx Director and a representative from Human Resources. The teacher may choose to have a representative from MTA present at the meeting. At this meeting the teacher will be provided with a brief summary of: I. What is lacking in his/her performance II. Expectations/improvement
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