Paraprofessional, Deaf-Blind Intervener, and Behavior Technician Employees Department Sample Clauses

Paraprofessional, Deaf-Blind Intervener, and Behavior Technician Employees Department. Paraprofessional, Deaf-Blind Intervener, and Behavior Technician. Employees will be furloughed in inverse order of their district seniority. Any furloughed paraprofessional may bump a less senior paraprofessional if the furloughed paraprofessional has greater district seniority and meets the criteria specified in the job description. Any bumped paraprofessional may bump a less senior paraprofessional within the department if the bumped paraprofessional has greater district seniority and meets the criteria specified in the job description.
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