Notice to Return Clause Samples

Notice to Return. Teachers on leave must notify ISD 196 in writing by either certified or regular mail, an email to the coordinator of Human Resources or in person to the Human Resources office on or before February 1, whether or not they plan to return from a Business Leave or Education Leave. Teachers who fail to notify ISD 196 by February 1 of their intent to return the following school year may be subject to termination.
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Notice to Return. An employee on long-term leave will be sent a letter of assignment from Human Resources at least sixty (60) days prior to the specified return date of said leave. The employee shall lose all re-employment rights if the employee refuses or fails to return the letter of assignment within ten (10) days.
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Notice to Return. In all instances where an employee is granted a leave, as a condition thereof, the employee must advise the appropriate Vice President or designee at least thirty
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Notice to Return. An Administrative Educational Support Professional employee on long-term leave will be sent a notice of assignment from Human Resources according to the following schedule: a) At least ninety (90) days prior to the specified return date of said leave when the return date of said leave was intended to coincide with the opening of school. b) At least sixty (60) days prior to the specified return of said leave when such date falls at any other time during the school year.
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Notice to Return. An employee on long-term leave will be notified of the position and specified date of return by Human Resources at least sixty (60) days prior to the specified return date of said leave. The employee will lose all re-employment rights if the employee refuses or fails to notify the district of his/her intention to return within ten (10) days of this notification. Section 8. Short-Term Leaves (Ten (10) Days or Less): 1. Salary: Short-term leave will be without pay. Subd. 2. Duration: Short-term leave may be granted for not more than ten (10) working days per year.
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Notice to Return. A teacher returning from leave shall comply with Leave of Absence notification of intention to return, Paragraph 5 of this article.
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Notice to Return. The School District shall, on or about March 1 of each year, inform by certified mail, return receipt requested, those teachers currently on leave that they must, within twenty (20) days notify the School District of their intent to return to employment upon the expiration of their leave. Failure of the teacher to return such notice postmarked within twenty (20) days after receipt of the notice from the School Board shall constitute a resignation, and all rights to continued employment shall be forfeit. The teacher agrees to notify the Superintendent of the teacher's current mailing address, and to notify the Superintendent of any changes in that address. Notification sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the last current address supplied by the teacher shall constitute the notification required under this Section.
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Notice to Return. A school nutrition employee on long-term leave will be sent a notice of assignment from human resources according to the following schedule: a) When the return date of said leave is intended to coincide with the opening of school, notification will be given by April 1 of the preceding year. b) At least 60 days prior to the specified return of said leave when such date falls at any other time during the school year.
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Notice to Return. Teachers on leave must notify ISD 196 on or before March 1, whether or not they plan to return to their teaching duties.
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