REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY Sample Clauses

REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. The University may enact a reduction in force for reasons of financial exigency or for the discontinuance of a faculty position(s), program(s), or department(s). Notification of the possible need for a Reduction in Force should be given as early as possible in order that the affected faculty might have adequate time to seek employment elsewhere or undergo training in order to qualify for another assignment within the institution. Before terminating an appointment in accord with this Article, the institution, with faculty participation, will make every effort to place the faculty member concerned in another suitable position or location within the institution. The appointment of a faculty member with tenure will not be terminated in favor of retaining a faculty member without tenure, except in extraordinary circumstances where a serious distortion of the academic program would otherwise result. Nor will a faculty member with greater seniority be terminated in favor of a faculty member with less seniority except under the circumstances just mentioned. If a non-tenured faculty member is essential to the existence of a particular program, and a tenured faculty member's duties could be considered non-essential or possibly be covered by another person within the department or institution, it will be the responsibility of the School/College Xxxx and/or Vice President for Academic Affairs to make a recommendation not to follow seniority. Any such recommendation will be sent to the Executive Committee of the Faculty Association for review and concurrence. Only with such concurrence will any deviation from seniority be allowed.
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REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. Section 6.01 In the event it is necessary to have a reduction in force (“RIF”) the SUPERINTENDENT, in accordance with the provisions set forth in this article, shall determine which EMPLOYEES are to be retained. In the event of a RIF, the order of reduction shall be as follows:
REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. Retired teachers employed by the Board shall have zero seniority in the bargaining unit and shall not accumulate seniority for any purpose. Retired teachers employed by the Board shall have no right to displace or bump, nor any right of recall in the event of a reduction in force.
REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. 9.l In the event it becomes necessary to make staff reductions, the primary consideration shall be the welfare of the students. Any reduction in personnel shall be in compliance with Section 24-l2 of the SCHOOL CODE OF ILLINOIS. “District seniority”, wherever referred to in this contract and for the purpose of reduction in force, shall be determined on the basis of the criteria listed below. Credit shall be given as follows:
REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. A. Definition/Reasons for Reduction in Force
REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. 1. Seniority shall be defined as total years of continuous full-time service to the District provided that less than full-time service shall be computed on a prorated basis. For the purpose of seniority, there shall be one seniority classification, Custodial/Maintenance, hereinafter referred to as C/M.
REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. 1. The Board shall reduce staff through the issuance of honorable discharges pursuant to Section 24-11 and 24-12 of The School Code. Teachers honorably discharged who shall subsequently be rehired by the Board shall be credited with all past experience previously acknowledged by the District and shall be credited with any sick leave they had accumulated prior to such discharge.
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REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. 16 DEFINITIONS:
REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. For reduction in force purposes only, employees employed under a continuing contract shall have greater seniority than employees employed under a limited contract. (See Reduction in Force provisions herein.)
REDUCTION IN FORCE/SENIORITY. Layoff Layoff is defined as the complete elimination of a specific position or as a permanent reduction of more than one (1) hour per day. The District shall determine when a layoff is necessary and which job assignments will be affected. When the Board has formally determined a layoff is necessary, it will notify the Association in writing at least thirty (30) workdays prior to the layoff, except in the case of an emergency. 346 14.3 347 348 349 14.4 350 351 352 353 354 14.5 355 356 357 14.6 358 359 14.7 360 361 362 14.8 363 364 365 14.9 366 367 368 14.10 369 370 371 15.1 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 Seniority shall be defined as the length of continuous service for the District (any of the 379 buildings) from the original date of hire within the bargaining unit. Seniority shall not 380 accumulate while an employee is on an unpaid leave of 30 or more calendar days. 381 Classifications are defined as the individual job titles listed on the salary schedule in the 382 appendices. Classification groups include classifications (job titles) that are similar and 383 related in nature and generally progress upwards in terms of job responsibilities and wages. 000 Xxx Xxxxxxxx will use the following procedures to implement a layoff:
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