PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLORS Sample Clauses

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLORS. The term Professional Counsellors includes those people employed as Professional Counsellors by the University, except if so employed on a part-time or temporary basis.
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PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLORS. 13.01 In evaluating professional counsellors for appointment, reappointment, and continuing appointment, consideration shall take account of: (a) formal qualifications or their equivalent; (b) relevant professional experience; (c) where applicable, effectiveness of the professional counsellor’s performance of the duties and responsibilities specified in Clause 13.06. 13.02 Appointments of professional counsellors shall be of three kinds: (a) probationary appointments; (b) continuing appointments; (c) limited term appointments. The duration of these kinds of appointments and reappointments are described in Article 14 of this Collective Agreement. Limited term appointments shall only be made to replace a professional counsellor on leave, to appoint a professional counsellor for a special project of limited duration, or to hire staff who will be paid fifty percent or more salary from limited term external contract or grant funds awarded to the University, or to replace a professional counsellor who has left the University with less notice than that specified in Clause 24.01 where a regular appointment cannot reasonably be made in the time available, and in the last case, the appointment shall not exceed twelve months. The length, and any special conditions, attached to a limited term appointment shall be stated clearly in writing. Professional counsellors who hold limited term appointments for three consecutive years shall be entitled to consideration for one of the appointments specified in Clause 13.02(a) or (b) (in the latter case subject to Clause 13.04) in accordance with Clause 14.20. (a) There shall be a Counsellor Appointments Committee composed of all professional counsellor Members. Its procedure with respect to appointments and reappointments are given in Clause 14.11 of this Collective Agreement. In case of consideration of continuing appointment, the Director shall make a recommendation after consulting with the Counsellor Appointments Committee, which for this purpose shall be augmented by a person mutually agreeable to the Director and the Vice-President (Student Services). (b) In no case shall deliberations be transacted in the absence of a quorum, which shall be two-thirds (2/3) of the members of the Committee (rounded to the nearest whole number). In the event of a resignation from the Committee before the Committee has begun to interview candidates, the resulting vacancy shall be filled by election. If interviews with candidates have commenced, the...
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