Common use of Newly Created Positions Clause in Contracts

Newly Created Positions. .1 Newly created positions will be posted in all secondary schools, subject to clauses 16:02 and 16:03. .2 The Association shall be informed before the posting of all new job classes. .3 All newly created job classes and allowances will be included in the Board's proposed changes to the Collective Agreement. If negotiations are in progress, the clause(s) will be included in the current proposal from the Board. If the Collective Agreement has been settled, the Board shall provide the LTBU with a job description for the new job class. .4 In all cases of new job classes not specified in this Agreement, the Board shall negotiate allowances with the Association. If agreement cannot be reached within thirty (30) days of the effective date of appointment, either party may refer the matter to a single arbiter, selected jointly by the parties. Notwithstanding the aforementioned statement, the Board may elect to pay the successful candidate subject to the decision of the arbiter.

Newly Created Positions. .1 Newly created positions will be posted in all secondary elementary schools, subject to clauses 16:02 17:02 and 16:0317:03. .2 The Association shall be informed before the posting of all new job classes. .3 All newly created job classes and allowances will be included in the Board's proposed changes to the Collective Agreement. If negotiations are in progress, the clause(s) will be included in the current proposal from the Board. If the Collective Agreement has been settled, the Board shall provide the LTBU with a job description for the new job class. .4 In all cases of new job classes not specified in this Agreement, the Board shall negotiate the salary and allowances with the Association. If agreement cannot be reached within thirty (30) 30 days of the effective date of appointment, either party may refer the matter to a single arbiter, selected jointly by the parties. Notwithstanding the aforementioned statement, the Board may elect to pay the successful candidate subject to the decision of the arbiterarbitrator.