Reversion of Part-Time Teachers Sample Clauses

Reversion of Part-Time Teachers a) Part-time teachers who are reclassified as full-time teachers for purposes of this article shall have their step on the Basic Salary Schedule reverted to the step on which they would be placed had they been full-time since the commencement of employment.
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