RIGHT OF RETRAINING [P] Sample Clauses

RIGHT OF RETRAINING [P]. 1. Upon written request within twelve (12) months of the receipt of notice of layoff under Article C.35, an employee shall be entitled to extend the provisions of re-engagement for the purpose of retraining for another teaching position in the school district. In the event that the employee elects to retrain pursuant to this Article, the Board shall amend the date of the termination notice to coincide with the period of the leave granted, or of any extension thereof. All such leave shall not count towards aggregate length of service with the Board.
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RIGHT OF RETRAINING [P]. 1. Upon written request within twelve (12) months of the receipt of notice of layoff under Article C.7, an employee shall be entitled to extend the provisions of re-engagement for the purpose of retraining for another teaching position in the school district. In the event that the employee elects to retrain pursuant to this Article, the Board shall amend the date of the termination notice to coincide with the period of the leave granted, or of any extension thereof. All such leave shall not count towards aggregate length of service with the Board.
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Related to RIGHT OF RETRAINING [P]

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