RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. An AmeriCorps member may be released from service for the following two reasons:
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. The member understands that he/she may be released for the following two reasons: For cause, as explained in paragraph (B) of this section For compelling personal circumstances as defined in paragraph (C) of this section The Program will release the member for cause for the following reasons: The member has dropped out of the program without obtaining a release for compelling personal circumstances from the appropriate program official. During the term of service the member has been convicted of a violent felony or the sale or distribution of a controlled substance. The member has committed a fourth offense in accordance with paragraph (E) of section VI of this agreement. The member has committed any of the offenses listed. The member has committed another serious breach that, in the judgment of the program director, would undermine the effectiveness of the Program. The Program may release the member from the term of service for compelling personal circumstances if the member demonstrates that: The member has a disability or serious illness that makes completing the term impossible. There is a serious injury, illness, or death of a family member which makes completing the term unreasonably difficult or impossible for the member. The member has military service obligations. The member has accepted an opportunity to make the transition from welfare to work. Member must have been on welfare prior to enrolling in AmeriCorps. Some other unforeseeable circumstance beyond the member’s control makes it impossible or unreasonably difficult for the member to complete the term of service, such as a natural disaster, a strike, relocation of a spouse, or the non-renewal or premature closing of a project or the Program. Compelling personal circumstances do not include leaving the Program: To enroll in school To obtain employment, other than moving from welfare to work Because of dissatisfaction with the Program The Program must suspend the member’s term of service for the following reasons: During the term of service the member has been charged with a violent felony or the sale or distribution of a controlled substance. (If the member is found not guilty or the charge is dismissed, the member may resume his/her term of service. The member, however, will not receive back living allowances or credit for any service hours missed.) During the term of service the member has been convicted of a first offense of possession of a controlled substance. (If, however, the member de...
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. A. The member understands that he/she may be released for the following two reasons:
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. The Member may be released from his or her term of service for the following reasons:
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. A. Reasons for Release: I understand that I may be released for the following reasons:
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. The member understands that he/she will be either suspended or released for cause in accordance with paragraphs (B), (D), and (E) of section VII of this agreement for committing certain acts during the term of service including but not limited to being convicted or charged with a violent felony, possession, sale, or distribution of a controlled substance.
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. A. The member may be released by the Program from the term of service in the following two ways: Suspension, as described in paragraphs (F) of this section; or,
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. A. The member may be released by the Program from the term of service in the following two ways:
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. Members exiting the program for cause will cease to receive the living allowance, the health care benefits and the child care benefits and will receive no portion of their education award. The program will release the Member for cause for the following reasons: • The Member has dropped out of the program without obtaining a release for compelling personal circumstances from the appropriate program official. • During the term of service the Member has been convicted of a violent felony or the sale or distribution of a controlled substance. • The service site requests that the Member be terminated for reasonable cause. • The Member has committed any of the offenses listed below:
RELEASE FROM TERMS OF SERVICE. The member understands that they may be released for the following two reasons: For cause, as explained in paragraph (B) of Section VII (this section); or For compelling personal circumstances as defined in paragraph (C) of Section VII. The Program will release the member for cause for the following reasons: The member has dropped out of the program without obtaining a release for compelling personal circumstances from the appropriate program official; During the term of service the member has been convicted of a violent felony or the sale or distribution of a controlled substance; The member has committed a fourth offense in accordance with paragraph (D) of section VI of this agreement; or Any other serious breach that in the judgment of the Program Staff undermines the effectiveness of the program. The Program may release the member from the term of service due to compelling personal circumstances if: The member has a serious injury or illness that makes completing the term impossible. There is a serious injury, illness, or death of an immediate family member. The member is drafted by the Armed Services of the United States. Some other circumstance occurs that makes it impossible or very difficult for the member to complete the term of service and the program deems that circumstance to be compelling. The Program will suspend the member’s term of service for the following reasons: During the term of service the member has been charged with a violent felony or the sale or distribution of a controlled substance. (If the member is found not guilty or the charge is dismissed, the member may resume their term of service. The member, however, will not receive back living allowances or credit for any service hours missed.) During the term of service the member has been convicted of a first offense of possession of a controlled substance. (If, however, the member demonstrates that they have enrolled in an approved drug rehabilitation program, the member may resume their term of service. The member will not receive back living allowance or credit for any service hours missed.) The program may suspend the member’s term of service for violating the rule of conduct provisions in accordance with the rules set forth in paragraph (C) of section VI of this agreement. If the member discontinues their term of service for any reason other than a release for compelling personal circumstances, the member will cease to receive the benefits described in paragraph (A) of section...
