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Should C.E. S. create extended year positions within the Division of Special Education, it shall negotiate with the Association over the impact of any such positions on members of the unit. The salary paid for such positions will reflect additional per diem compensation prorated for shorter work days. Current members of the unit will not be transferred involuntarily to such positions from existing positions that are not extended year positions.
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