For Compelling Personal Circumstances Sample Clauses

For Compelling Personal Circumstances. During the term of service, as an alternative to releasing a Member, the Program may, after determining that compelling personal circumstances exist, suspend the Member’s term of service for up to two years to allow the Member to complete service with the Program later.
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For Compelling Personal Circumstances. The member may still receive a prorated Education Award.
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For Compelling Personal Circumstances. Eligibility for release for a Compelling Personal Circumstance is determined by the Program with input from Northwest Youth Corps. However, a Compelling Personal Circumstance is generally a serious family or life issue such as sickness or death, which precludes the Member from completing her/his service. If the Member is released for a Compelling Personal Circumstance, Northwest Youth Corps with input from the Member (and The Corps Network if necessary), can choose to do one of the following: • Suspend the Member’s Term of Service. This suspension results in the Member completing her/his Term of Service upon the release of the suspension. Consequently, the Member’s End Date is extended once reinstated, though only for as long as the member was suspended. • Exit the Member. If the Member is exited prior to their completion of the Term of Service and prior to their end date, the Northwest Youth Corps can choose to award the Member a pro-rated Education Award which corresponds monetarily to the number of hours that the Member served. However, the Member must have served at least 15% of their total service hours in order to be eligible for a pro-rated award.
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