Number of days to go on grid Sample Clauses

Number of days to go on grid. A substitute teacher employed for more than four (4) consecutive school days as a replacement for a specific teacher shall be placed on the basic salary schedule on the fifth (5th) consecutive school day according to the substitute teacher's qualifications and experience.
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Number of days to go on grid. Notwithstanding clause 5.1, a substitute teacher who substitutes for a period of three (3) or more consecutive teacher / pupil contact days in the same school for the same teacher shall be treated as a temporary teacher from the beginning and during the continuance of such consecutive days. In such a case the substitute teacher must submit proof of experience and Qualifications in accordance with clause 3.2 and clause 3.3
Number of days to go on grid. After four (4) consecutive school instructional days in relief of the same teacher, a substitute shall be paid one-two hundredth (1/200th) of the grid plan per day.
Number of days to go on grid. Notwithstanding clauses 5.1.
Number of days to go on grid. When a period of teaching service in any one
Number of days to go on grid. The first five (5) days of substitution service in the same teaching position will be compensated at the substitution rate and that commencing the sixth (6) day in the same position, the rate shall increase to one two-hundredth (1/200) of their grid position per day of substitute teaching. There shall be no retroactivity of substitute compensation to the beginning of the continuous teaching period. It is agreed that the rates shall be deemed to include holiday pay (until August 31, 2022).
Number of days to go on grid. Substitute teachers shall be placed on the grid according to their Teacher Qualification Service (TQS) evaluation, on the fourth (4th) consecutive day of substitution for the same teacher.
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