Reassignment Assistance Sample Clauses

Reassignment Assistance. If an involuntary elementary reassignment is made during the 190-day teacher contract year, the District will provide moving assistance and one (1) day’s extra pay for preparation or a substitute for one (1) day. This includes moving within a building or to another building site. This also includes reassignments or grade levels within a building.
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Reassignment Assistance. 1. If any change in position is made once the school year begins or at any time during the school year, the affected employee shall be given assistance with the transfer of material/equipment between rooms/buildings/worksites.
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Reassignment Assistance a. If a change in building or grade level (elementary) or department (secondary) assignment occurs after August 1st, reasonable time up to three (3) days of pay at the curriculum rate or substitute time shall be provided. If a change of rooms is initiated by the District after August 1st, a reasonable length of substitute time or pay at the curriculum rate shall be provided, not to exceed two (2) days.
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Reassignment Assistance. An employee whose assignment is changed will be given assistance with the transfer of material/equipment between rooms/buildings/work sites. In the event a teacher must change classrooms as a result of a reassignment, on or after August 15, the teacher shall be compensated with one (1) day of extra pay calculated at 1/171 of the teacher’s current salary.
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Reassignment Assistance a. If a change in building, or room, is initiated by the District, reasonable time up to three (3) days of pay at the curriculum rate or substitute time shall be provided.
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Related to Reassignment Assistance

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  • Assignment/Reassignment 20.1 An employee shall be assigned/reassigned to a position by the appropriate administrator. Such assignments shall be consistent with the employee's classification except as provided elsewhere in this Article. It is expressly agreed that the application or interpretation of this section shall not require any change of the classification of any unit member.

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