NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE Clause Samples
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE. In order to accrue applicable prior experience under the provisions of Articles 15.09.3, 15.15, 15.16 and 15.18, an individual shall designate the position(s) previously held to which they wish the prior experience to be attributed. Such experience may only be Type 1 experience if the individual has already accrued Type 1 credit. Where the individual has no Type 1 experience, they may accrue Type 2 credits. The Labour/Management Committee shall determine the prior experience to be awarded for any other non-teaching service. In such cases, the employee shall designate the position(s) previously held to which they wish the prior experience to be attributed.
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE. (i) War service for teachers hired after September 1, 1972 shall be allowed if deemed eligible by the Teacher Pension Plan Board. The amount of annual increase will be according to the schedule in effect at the time and will be for each year of service.
(ii) Business or industrial experience shall be paid at the rate of three-hundred dollars ($300.00) per year. For the school year 1998-1999, non-teaching experience for technical teachers will be recognized in accordance with the previous Windsor and the previous Essex County Board collective agreements. Effective September 1, 2000, each year of business or industrial experience for technical teachers shall count as one year of teaching experience on the grid to a maximum of six years of experience.
(iii) A teacher who holds Vocational-Commercial Certification and/or Technical Certification and who holds and/or subsequently receives a Canadian degree or its equivalent and has been awarded intermediate and/or senior certification shall be entitled to an allowance not exceeding five years for the experience which was a requirement for entrance to the course leading to Vocational-Commercial Certification and/or Technical Certification.
(iv) Other experience desirable for the subject taught including indirectly related business or industrial experience will be considered on its merits at the rate of $200.00 per year to a maximum of $1,000. Note: Proof of experience shall be furnished as the original of the written statement of the employing firm(s). For the purpose of allowance, the work experience must be full-time work, must be the primary occupation of the person concerned, and must not be work engaged in during vacation periods. Except as outlined in Article 7.09 (a) (iii) above, years of experience which were used to secure entrance to a college of education or to upgrade a teacher’s classification may not be used to calculate the experience allowance. Additionally, teachers will not receive less than that which they received prior to acquiring their Certificate of Qualification.
(b) Part year of industrial or business experience shall be calculated as the fraction of a year as indicated in Subsection 7.09 (a) (ii) multiplied by the appropriate amount listed in Subsection 7.10 (a) (ii).
(c) Total payments under parts (ii), (iii) and (iv) of Subsection 7.09 (a) above shall not exceed $3,000.00 per year.
(d) The total of all allowances in Section 7.09 of this Agreement shall not be paid above the maximum sal...
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE. (a) (i) War service for teachers shall be allowed if deemed eligible by the Teacher Pension Plan Board. The amount of annual increase will be according to the schedule in effect at the time and will be for each year of service.
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE. Years of experience in an occupation or occupations closely related to the employee’s main teaching subject or subjects may be for placing the Teacher on the salary scale.
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE. School Psychologists and Senior School Psychologists: new unit members assigned to one of these job classes will be credited for public or recognized private school experience in these fields in the same manner as that for crediting teaching experience as described in Section 3.01. Management experience outside the district is creditable if the position required a credential. Unit members assigned to one of the job classes listed in the previous paragraph will receive experience credit for previous full-time or full-time equivalent employment as a licensed or certified professional up to the maximum step of the Salary Schedule. Self-employment experience in a private practice is not creditable. Specific non-school experience for School Psychologists and Senior School Psychologists may be credited as defined below:
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE. (i) War service for teachers shall be allowed if deemed eligible by the Teacher Pension Plan Board. The amount of annual increase will be according to the schedule in effect at the time and will be for each year of service.
(ii) Business or industrial experience shall be paid at the rate of • effective September 1, 2019 - $341.03 per year • effective September 1, 2020 - $344.44 per year • effective September 1, 2021 - $347.88 per year
(iii) Effective September 1, 2000 each year of business or industrial experience for technical teachers shall count as one year of teaching experience on the grid to a maximum of six years of experience.
(iv) A teacher who holds Vocational-Commercial Certification and/or Technical Certification and who holds and/or subsequently receives a Canadian degree or its equivalent and has been awarded Intermediate and/or Senior certification shall be entitled to an allowance not exceeding five years for the experience which was a requirement for entrance to the course leading to Vocational-Commercial Certification and/or Technical Certification.
(v) Other experience desirable for the subject taught including indirectly related business or industrial experience will be considered on its merits at the rate of • effective September 1, 2019 - $227.35 per year to a maximum of $1,136.77 • effective September 1, 2020 - $229.62 per year to a maximum of $1,148.14 • effective September 1, 2021 - $231.91 per year to a maximum of $1,159.62 Note: Proof of experience shall be furnished as the original of the written statement of the employing firm(s). For the purpose of allowance, the work experience must be full-time work, must be the primary occupation of the person concerned, and must not be work engaged in during vacation periods. Except as outlined in Article L7.9 (a) (iv) above, years of experience which were used to secure entrance to a college of education or to upgrade a teacher’s classification may not be used to calculate the experience allowance. Additionally, teachers will not receive less than that which they received prior to acquiring their Certificate of Qualification.
(b) Part year of industrial or business experience shall be calculated as the fraction of a year as indicated in Article L7.8 (g) multiplied by the appropriate amount listed in Article L7.9 (a).
(c) Total payments under parts (ii) and (v) of Article L7.9 (a) above shall not exceed • effective September 1, 2019 - $3,410.30 per year • effective September 1, 2020 - $3,4...
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE i) Years of experience in an occupation or occupations closely related to the employee’s main teaching subject or subjects may be recognized for placing the Teacher on the salary scale.
ii) Each two years of such experience, if recognized, shall be recognized as one year of teaching experience to a maximum of five years.
iii) The recognition of such experience shall not result in a salary which exceeds the maximum in the category on which the Teacher is paid his or her annual basic salary.
NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE. (i) War service for teachers shall be allowed if deemed eligible by the Teacher Pension Plan Board. The amount of annual increase will be according to the schedule in effect at the time and will be for each year of service.
(ii) Business or industrial experience shall be paid at the rate of • $309.00 per year effective September 1, 2008 • $318.27 per year effective September 1, 2009 • $327.82 per year effective September 1, 2010 • $337.65 per year effective September 1, 2011
(iii) Effective September 1, 2000 each year of business or industrial experience for technical teachers shall count as one year of teaching experience on the grid to a maximum of six years of experience.
(iv) A teacher who holds Vocational-Commercial Certification and/or Technical Certification and who holds and/or subsequently receives a Canadian degree or its equivalent and has been awarded intermediate and/or senior certification shall be entitled to an allowance not exceeding five years for the experience which was a requirement for entrance to the course leading to Vocational-Commercial Certification and/or Technical Certification.
(v) Other experience desirable for the subject taught including indirectly related business or industrial experience will be considered on its merits at the rate of • $206.00 per year to a maximum of $1,030.00 effective September 1, 2008 • $212.18 per year to a maximum of $1,060.90 effective September 1, 2009 • $218.54 per year to a maximum of $1,092.73 effective September 1, 2010 • $225.10 per year to a maximum of $1,125.51 effective September 1, 2011 Note: Proof of experience shall be furnished as the original of the written statement of the employing firm(s). For the purpose of allowance, the work experience must be full-time work, must be the primary occupation of the person concerned, and must not be work engaged in during vacation periods. Except as outlined in Article 7.09 (a) (iv) above, years of experience which were used to secure entrance to a college of education or to upgrade a teacher’s classification may not be used to calculate the experience allowance. Additionally, teachers will not receive less than that which they received prior to acquiring their Certificate of Qualification.
(b) Part year of industrial or business experience shall be calculated as the fraction of a year as indicated in Subsection 7.08 (g) multiplied by the appropriate amount listed in Subsection 7.09 (a).
(c) Total payments under parts (ii) and (v) of Subsection 7....