Long Term Substitute. A long-term substitute is defined as a substitute employed for ninety (90) or more continuous work days during one school year to replace one or more employees on approved leave.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement
Long Term Substitute. A “long-term substitute substitute” is defined as an employee who works in a substitute employed for ninety (90) unit position temporarily while another unit employee is on an approved leave of absence, paid or more continuous work days during one school year to replace one or more employees on approved leaveunpaid. Long-term substitutes are not permanent employees.
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Samples: Master Contract, Master Contract
Long Term Substitute. A long-term substitute is defined as a substitute employed for ninety employee who works twenty (9020) or more continuous work consecutive days during one school year to replace one or more employees in the same position. A long-term substitute, when replacing a regular employee on approved an authorized leave., shall be covered by the following terms and conditions of this Agreement:
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