No Claim for Damages or of Unfairness Sample Clauses

No Claim for Damages or of Unfairness. A teacher who makes an unfair dismissal claim or other claim arising out of the termination of his or her employment with the School must not make any claim for damages arising out of the teacher’s ineligibility, if any, to participate in the Portable Long Service Leave Scheme set out in this clause 30 and must not rely on or raise such ineligibility in support of any unfair dismissal or other such claim. (a) Teachers subject to registration with the Teacher Quality Institute must meet the requirements of their registration. (b) Schools recognise the particular challenges for beginner teachers. They are committed to induction and support for new graduate teachers to assist them with the continuing development of their knowledge, skills and attitudes, with a view to them attaining full registration. (c) A school will provide support to a teacher who is working towards achieving full registration. Examples of the types of support that may be provided include providing a mentor teacher, observation by the teacher of quality teaching practice, in class observations of the teacher, lesson review (reflection and professional dialogue) and formal and informal feedback in relation to the teacher’s progress in reaching the required standards. (d) A teacher required to obtain full registration (or seeking assessment and certification at a higher level) will work co-operatively with the school employing the teacher in the registration and assessment process and will comply with any policy implemented by the school and/or reasonable requirements of the School, including participating in classroom observations, feedback meetings and lesson reviews and adhering to timeframes and deadlines set by the school. (e) Nothing in this agreement shall prevent a school from providing additional support or assistance to those teachers seeking assessment and certification as highly accomplished or lead teachers.
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No Claim for Damages or of Unfairness. A Teacher who makes an unfair dismissal claim or other claim arising out of the termination of his or her employment with the School must not make any claim for damages arising out of the Teacher’s ineligibility, if any, to participate in the Portable Long Service Leave Scheme set out in this clause 18 and must not rely on or raise such ineligibility in support of any unfair dismissal or other such claim.
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No Claim for Damages or of Unfairness. An employee who makes an unfair dismissal claim or other claim arising out of the termination of his or her employment with the School must not make any claim for damages arising out of the employee’s ineligibility, if any, to participate in the Portable Long Service Leave Scheme set out in this clause 36 and must not rely on or raise such ineligibility in support of any unfair dismissal or other such claim.
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No Claim for Damages or of Unfairness. A teacher who makes an unfair dismissal claim or other claim arising out of the termination of his or her employment with the School must not make any claim for damages arising out of the teacher’s ineligibility, if any, to participate in the Portable Long Service Leave Scheme set out in this clause 30 and must not rely on or raise such ineligibility in support of any unfair dismissal or other such claim. (a) Teachers subject to registration with the Teacher Quality Institute must meet the requirements of their registration. (b) Schools recognise the particular challenges for beginner teachers. They are committed to induction and support for new graduate teachers to assist them with the continuing development of their knowledge, skills and attitudes, with a view to them attaining full registration. (c) A school will provide support to a teacher who is working towards achieving full registration. Examples of the types of support that may be provided include providing a mentor teacher, observation by the teacher of quality teaching practice, in class observations of the teacher, lesson review (reflection and professional dialogue) and formal and informal feedback in relation to the teacher’s progress in reaching the required standards.
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