Procedures for Non-Emergency Reduction In Force Sample Clauses

Procedures for Non-Emergency Reduction In Force a. On or before April 1 preceding the date of implementation the Association President shall be notified of the Board’s intent to consider a RIF program. b. If such an intent is given, then a meeting shall be held between the Superintendent and representatives of the CEA to discuss the need for a RIF program and the RIF procedures as specified in the Master Agreement. If, following this meeting, the CEA desires to meet with the Board of Education, then a meeting shall be held with the Board of Education and representatives of CEA to review appropriate data and assess the need for the RIF. If the Board determines that such a reduction is still justified, the RIF procedures of the Master Agreement will be implemented. c. A seniority list specifying all bargaining unit members’ continuous service within the district within all areas of certification/licensure shall be prepared. The list shall be maintained and updated on an annual basis. All approved “leaves of absence” will be applied toward continuous service for seniority purposes. The list shall include: 1) Date of initial employment (continuous) not including supplemental contract employment 2) Areas of certification (eligible as of April 1 of current year) 3) Type of contract held (continuing or limited) 4) Evaluation Rating d. A formalized list shall be prepared indicating the specific positions to be abolished. This list shall be prepared during the calendar year in which the implementation is to occur. Any bargaining unit position which might be abolished due to the above reasons shall be listed. The President of CEA shall receive two copies of this list prior to April 15. e. Unit members shall be reduced in accordance with the recommendation of the Superintendent who shall identify the unit members to be reduced within each teaching field affected in accordance with the following: 1) The Board may make any reductions in force first through staff retirement and voluntary resignations. 2) Bargaining unit members shall be placed in one (1) of three
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