Recommendation of the Library Personnel Committee Sample Clauses

Recommendation of the Library Personnel Committee. III.9.8.1 The members of the Library Personnel Committee shall review the contents of the candidate’s reappointment file and shall meet to discuss the candidate’s reappointment application.
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Recommendation of the Library Personnel Committee. The Library Personnel Committee shall be advisory, through the Librarians' Committee, to the University Librarian. After considering all the submissions and discussing the case, the Library Personnel Committee shall vote formally to recommend or not recommend to the University Librarian that the candidate be promoted. The Chair of the Library Personnel Committee shall not vote.
Recommendation of the Library Personnel Committee. III.11.7.1 The members of the Library Personnel Committee shall review the contents of the candidate’s promotion file and shall meet to discuss the candidate’s promotion application. III.11.7.2 Quorum for Library Personnel Committee meetings, at which a promotion file is being discussed and/or voted on, shall be all members of the Library Personnel Committee, save any members who are in a conflict of interest. Members who are in a conflict of interest will recuse themselves from any Library Personnel Committee meetings at which the relevant promotion file is being discussed and/or voted on. III.11.7.2.1 Committee decisions shall be made by formal vote. Votes shall be conducted by secret ballot. Committee members may not abstain from voting. A simple majority of votes carries. A record of the results of the vote as well as the minutes of all Library Personnel Committee meetings shall be forwarded to the Office of the University Librarian when the Chair of the Library Personnel Committee forwards the Library Personnel Committee’s recommendation to the University Librarian. Such records are confidential, and the Library Personnel Committee’s minutes will not form part of the promotion file. They shall be kept for twelve (12) months after the promotion decision has been issued or until the end of any related grievance or arbitration. III.11.7.2.2 Members of the Library Personnel Committee shall maintain confidentiality regarding the Library Personnel Committee’s deliberations and decisions, unless, as a result of a grievance process, legal or contractual proceedings require otherwise. Committee members who violate this requirement of confidentiality shall be removed from the Library Personnel Committee by the Chair of the Library Personnel Committee. III.11.7.2.3 Notwithstanding the confidential nature of the deliberations and decisions leading to recommendations of the Library Personnel committee, any allegations of procedural irregularities may be brought to the attention of the University Librarian or any TUFA officer. III.11.7.3 Prior to rendering its decision, the Library Personnel Committee may, giving reasons, request the candidate to provide further evidence and/or supporting documentation, provided such information is specified in this Agreement as belonging in a promotion file and/or can be reasonably shown to be relevant to the evaluation of the candidate’s file. Such further evidence and/or supporting documentation shall be added to the candidate’s...
Recommendation of the Library Personnel Committee. III.11.7.1 The members of the Library Personnel Committee shall review the contents of the candidate’s promotion file and shall meet to discuss the candidate’s promotion application. III.11.7.2 Quorum for Library Personnel Committee meetings, at which a promotion file is being discussed and/or voted on, shall be all members of the Library Personnel Committee, save any members who are in a conflict of interest. Members who are in a conflict of interest will recuse themselves from any Library Personnel Committee meetings at which the relevant promotion file is being discussed and/or voted on. III.11.7.2.1 Committee decisions shall be made by formal vote. Votes shall be conducted by secret ballot. Committee members may not abstain from voting. A simple majority of votes carries. A record of the results of the vote as well as the minutes of all Library Personnel Committee meetings shall be forwarded to the Office of the University Librarian when the Chair of the Library Personnel Committee forwards the Library Personnel Committee’s recommendation to the University Librarian. Such records are confidential, and the Library Personnel Committee’s minutes will not form part of the promotion file. They shall be kept for twelve

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