SECURITY OF POSITION Sample Clauses

SECURITY OF POSITION. 22.01 (a) For the purposes of this Article, “school” shall be defined as a building or group of buildings that receive a single staffing allotment in addition to the definition in Article 2.
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SECURITY OF POSITION. (a) By May 15 in each School Year, the Board shall formulate a probable staffing proposal for the following year, said proposal to indicate the manner in which the Board intends to staff its schools and the allocation of supervisory personnel, specialists and teachers to the system and its schools. The probable staffing proposal shall identify all vacant or unfilled positions which are then known or reasonably foreseen. (b) In preparing the staffing proposal the Director of Human Resources may designate a teacher as being essential to a program if necessary to retain a full complement of teachers in that program; (c) A teacher placed as a result of the designation of another teacher under this Article shall be considered to be in his/her original position for purposes of placement at the end of the School Year. In the event that the placements are mutually agreeable to the two affected teachers, both placements shall be made permanent. 12.02 At least two (2) weeks before May 15 in each School Year the Director of Human Resources and the three (3) CSANE representatives on the Management-Teacher Committee shall meet to review the probable staffing proposal. The Director of Human Resources shall fairly consider any proposal made by the Union to meet the need through voluntary transfer(s). 12.03 The Board shall each year declare and demonstrate that it has a surplus or deficit of teachers for the following School Year. Part of said demonstration shall be that such surplus or deficit exists in each school. 12.04 Surplus teachers pursuant to clause 12.03 shall be notified in writing by the Director of Human Resources once the probable staffing formula has been reviewed. 12.05 Where surplus teachers are shown to exist in a school, the surplus shall be resolved in accordance with the following procedure: (a) The Director of Human Resources shall post in each school a list of all vacant and unfilled positions. (b) The Director of Human Resources shall then request volunteers to transfer to vacant and unfilled positions in other schools. (c) With the mutual agreement of the Director of Human Resources and a teacher, a teacher shall transfer to a vacant or unfilled position in another school; and (i) If there still are surplus teachers in a school after the implementation of clause 12.05 (b) and clause 12.05 (c), surplus teachers shall be identified by seniority, subject to program protection as provided for in clause 12.01 (b) and shall be offered transfers to other...
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SECURITY OF POSITION. (a) For purposes of this Article, “school” means a building or groups of buildings that receive a single staffing allotment to which the teacher is assigned. (b) Where staff reduction must occur within a school, the Board shall, after assigning teaching staff, first consider volunteers for staff reduction. Where there are no suitable volunteers, the position shall be phased-out and the teacher to be declared surplus shall be the least senior pursuant to Article 21.03 within the school, provided the retained more senior teacher has, in the opinion of the Board, the qualifications, abilities and experience for the work to be assigned. 19.02 If the teacher in the phased-out position feels he/she requires upgrading, the Board shall grant the teacher an unpaid Leave of Absence to obtain such retraining. 19.03 Such leave pursuant to Article 19.03 shall not exceed two (2) years unless for extraordinary circumstances more than two (2) years is required. Extensions beyond two (2) years may be made by mutual agreement. 19.04 All benefits of a teacher on Leave of Absence pursuant to Article 19.03, shall be suspended during the Leave of Absence but shall be reinstated when the teacher resumes teaching for the Board. 19.05 Notwithstanding Article 19.01, if there is no position vacant, staff reduction shall be carried out according to Article 21 – Seniority, Retention and Recall.
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SECURITY OF POSITION. 13.01 (a) By May 15 in each School Year, the Board shall formulate a probable staffing proposal for the following year, said proposal to indicate the manner in which the Board intends to staff its schools and the allocation of supervisory personnel, specialists and teachers to the system and its schools. The probable staffing proposal shall identify all vacant or unfilled positions which are then known or reasonably foreseen.
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SECURITY OF POSITION. (a) For purposes of this Article, “school” means a building site to which the teacher is assigned.
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SECURITY OF POSITION. Individual designations made pursuant to this Article may be reviewed by the Management-Teacher Committee which will make every reasonable effort to resolve all designations.
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SECURITY OF POSITION. When the pupil enrolment in the system decreases to the point where the number of professional staff must be reduced or a teaching or supervisory position has been phased out, the Board in selecting the teacher for staff reduction shall, with the exception of designated teachers, follow the official seniority list pursuant to Article Notwithstanding if no position available, then the provisions of Article shall apply.
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SECURITY OF POSITION. (a) By May 15 in each School Year, the Board shall formulate a probable staffing proposal for the following year, said proposal to indicate the manner in which the Board intends to staff its schools and the allocation of supervisory personnel, specialists and teachers to the system and its schools. The probable staffing proposal shall identify all vacant or unfilled positions which are then known or reasonably foreseen. (b) In preparing the staffing proposal the Director of Human Resources may designate a teacher as being essential to a program if necessary to retain a full complement of teachers in that program; (c) A teacher placed as a result of the designation of another teacher under this Article shall be considered to be in his/her original position for purposes of placement at the end of the School Year. In the event that the placements are mutually agreeable to the two affected teachers, both placements shall be made permanent. 12.02 At least two (2) weeks before May 15 in each School Year the Director of Human Resources and the three
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