Common use of JROTC Clause in Contracts

JROTC. a. It is understood the JROTC instructor will have retired from active military duty. b. The following procedures shall apply to pay upon hire: 1) The difference between the active duty pay and the retirement pay is the Minimum Instructor Pay (MIP). This documentation is provided by the JROTC instructor’s branch of the military. 2) Until documentation is provided or if that amount falls below the salary of similar teachers with four (4) years of experience, pay upon hire will be the same as similar teachers with four years of experience. 3) If the MIP amount is more than the amount paid to teachers with fifteen (15) years of experience, the employee shall be paid the MIP and shall not receive district increases, until such time as the amount those with 15 years of experience are earning meets or exceeds that amount. 4) Active JROTC Instructors whose salaries are frozen, therefore ineligible for performance pay increase shall receive lump sum bonuses in the same increase amounts (performance + COLA) for the respective evaluation ratings based on their individual summative evaluations. Payout of the bonus will occur after ratification of salary. c. Any increase on the salary schedule in subsequent years shall be in accordance with the pay increase of other bargaining unit members, which is contingent upon negotiated contractual provisions. However, eligible JROTC instructors shall only receive the higher salary increase of either the MIP or what is granted to other eligible instructional personnel, not both. d. The parties recognize that should any of the above provisions be held to be contrary to law, Article II.E. shall apply.

Appears in 14 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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