Recall of Released Staff. (a) For a period of one year after the effective date of the discharge or termination of any employee pursuant to this policy, the Superintendent shall offer to such person any position(s) which becomes available for which such person is licensed and qualified, provided that such person has complied with the requirements specified below. (b) Every person discharged or terminated under this policy who wishes to be considered for recall, in the event that an opening occurs, must file with the Superintendent, within thirty (30) days after the effective date of the discharge or termination, a written statement indicating a desire to be considered for recall and providing an address at which the person may be contacted. Such person must notify the Superintendent of any change in address within ten (10) days after changing residences in order to ensure proper notification in the event of a recall. (c) In the event that more than one interested person who was discharged or terminated within the calendar year prior to recall is qualified for the position by experience, training, and/or licensure to which a person will be recalled, the selection criteria of this policy will be applied to determine which person is to be recalled. The points accrued for "Service in District" and "Performance" shall be the same as when the persons were discharged or terminated, but additional points for any additional education earned after the discharge or termination which is directly related to the District's educational program shall be credited and considered. (d) Any person selected for recall hereunder shall receive written notification of the recall, by certified mail, at the address provided. The recalled person must accept the position offered through the recall in writing. (e) Such acceptance must be received in the Superintendent's office within fifteen
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Recall of Released Staff. (ai) For a period of one year after the effective date of the discharge or termination of any employee pursuant to this policy, the Superintendent shall offer to such person any position(s) which becomes available for which such person is licensed and qualified, provided that such person has complied with the requirements specified below.
(ba) Every person discharged or terminated under this policy who wishes to be considered for recall, in the event that an opening occurs, must file with the Superintendent, within thirty (30) days after the effective date of the discharge or termination, a written statement indicating a desire to be considered for recall and providing an address at which the person may be contacted. Such person must notify the Superintendent of any change in address within ten (10) days after changing residences in order to ensure proper notification in the event of a recall.
(cb) In the event that more than one interested person who was discharged or terminated within the calendar year prior to recall is qualified for the position by experience, training, and/or licensure to which a person will be recalled, the selection criteria of this policy will be applied to determine which person is to be recalled. The points accrued for "Service in District" and "Performance" shall be the same as when the persons were discharged or terminated, but additional points for any additional education earned after the discharge or termination which is directly related to the District's educational program shall be credited and considered.
(dc) Any person selected for recall hereunder shall receive written notification of the recall, by certified mail, at the address provided. The recalled person must accept the position offered through the recall in writing.
(e) . Such acceptance must be received in the Superintendent's office within fifteen
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
Recall of Released Staff. (a) For a period of one year after the effective date of the discharge or termination of any employee pursuant to this policy, the Superintendent shall offer to such person any position(s) which becomes available for which such person is licensed and qualified, provided that such person has complied with the requirements specified below.
(b1) Every person discharged or terminated under this policy who wishes to be considered for recall, in the event that an opening occurs, must file with the Superintendent, within thirty (30) days after the effective date of the discharge or termination, a written statement indicating a desire to be considered for recall and providing an address at which the person may be contacted. Such person must notify the Superintendent of any change in address within ten (10) days after changing residences in order to ensure insure proper notification in the event of a recall.
(c2) In the event that more than one interested person who was discharged or terminated within the calendar year prior to recall is qualified for the position by experience, training, and/or licensure to which a person will be recalled, the selection criteria of this policy will be applied to determine which person is to be recalled. The points accrued for "Service in District" and "Performance" shall be the same as when the persons were discharged or terminated, but additional points for any additional education earned after the discharge or termination which is directly related to the Districtrecalled individual's educational program assignment shall be credited and considered.
(d3) Any person selected for recall hereunder shall receive written notification of the recall, by certified mail, at the address provided. The recalled person must accept the position offered through the recall in writing.
(e) . Such acceptance must be received in the Superintendent's ’s office within fifteenfifteen (15) calendar days after mailing of the recall notice to the person. Rejection of the offer, in writing or by failure to timely respond, shall result in forfeiture by the recalled person of any further recall rights under this policy. Thereafter, an offer of recall will be made to the next person qualified to be recalled, or if there is none, the position will be filled by another qualified applicant.
(4) Any person recalled pursuant to this policy shall have all accrued but unused sick leave restored and is given credit for all years of previously-credited service for salary purposes.
(5) After the one-year recall period has expired, any person discharged or terminated under this policy shall no longer have any right to be recalled. Such persons who wish to be reemployed thereafter shall file applications for employment and will be treated as would any other applicant for a vacant position. In the event legislation is passed which requires the Superintendent to reduce professional school personnel, for any reason, the Superintendent shall follow the legislative procedures, if any, in lieu of this policy. In the event State Secretary of Education orders are entered which have the effect of revising the district's boundaries to exclude school facilities previously operated by the district, reducing the district's enrollment, or reassigning professional school personnel to another district, or other state board orders resulting from exercise of its legislative powers, then the procedures described in the State Secretary's order for transfer of school facilities, students, and personnel shall be followed in lieu of this policy. Unless a different procedure is mandated by law, the termination or discharge of school employees in compliance with a State Secretary order shall be governed by XXXX 0000, Statutes 22-10A-24, 22-10A-25, 22-10A-27, and 22-10A-28, if applicable.
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Recall of Released Staff. (ai) For a period of one year after the effective date of the discharge or termination of any employee pursuant to this policy, the Superintendent shall offer to such person any position(s) which becomes available for which such person is licensed and qualified, provided that such person has complied with the requirements specified below.
(ba) Every person discharged or terminated under this policy who wishes to be considered for recall, in the event that an opening occurs, must file with the Superintendent, within thirty (30) days after the effective date of the discharge or termination, a written statement indicating a desire to be considered for recall and providing an address at which the person may be contacted. Such person must notify the Superintendent of any change in address within ten (10) days after changing residences in order to ensure proper notification in the event of a recall.
(cb) In the event that more than one interested person who was discharged or terminated within the calendar year prior to recall is qualified for the position by experience, training, and/or licensure to which a person will be recalled, the selection criteria of this policy will be applied to determine which person is to be recalled. The points accrued for "Service in District" and "Performance" shall be the same as when the persons were discharged or terminated, but additional points for any additional education earned after the discharge or termination which is directly related to the District's educational program shall be credited and considered.
(dc) Any person selected for recall hereunder shall receive written notification of the recall, by certified mail, at the address provided. The recalled person must accept the position offered through the recall in writing.
(e) . Such acceptance must be received in the Superintendent's office within fifteenfifteen (15) calendar days after mailing of the recall notice to the person. Rejection of the offer, in writing or by failure to timely respond, shall result in forfeiture by the recalled person of any further recall rights under this policy. Thereafter, an offer of recall will be made to the next person qualified to be recalled, or if there is none, the position will be filled by another qualified applicant.
(d) Any person recalled pursuant to this policy shall have all accrued but unused sick leave restored and shall be given credit for all years of actual service in the district for salary purposes.
(e) After the one-year recall period has expired, any person discharged or terminated under this policy shall no longer have any right to be recalled. Such persons who wish to be reemployed thereafter shall file applications for employment and will be treated as would any other applicant for a vacant position.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement