Common use of Sick Leave – Miscellaneous Provisions Clause in Contracts

Sick Leave – Miscellaneous Provisions. 7.4.1 For the purposes of this clause “service” in relation to the total period of a principal’s service means full-time employment as a principal by an education Board, a secondary school Board, a school Board of Trustees, the controlling authority of a technical institute or community college, a free kindergarten association, a teachers’ college, the Department of Education, the Ministry of Education, a university, or an agricultural college; as a principal in Fiji, the Cook Islands, Tonga, Western Samoa or Niue and active military service. Paid study leave is counted for service purposes. Part-time teaching service is assessed on the basis that 80 hours equals one month’s service or 1,000 hours equals one year’s service and so on for periods in excess of this. Where part-time service consists of 20 or more class contact hours per week it may be credited as full-time service.

Sick Leave – Miscellaneous Provisions. 7.4.1 4.2.1 (i) For the purposes of this clause “service” in relation to the total period of a principalan employee’s service means full-time employment as a principal teacher by an education Board, a secondary school Board, a school Board of Trustees, the controlling authority of a technical institute or community college, a free kindergarten association, a teachers’ collegecollege of education, the Department of Education, the Ministry of Education, a university, or an agricultural college; as a principal teacher in Fiji, the Cook Islands, Tonga, Western Samoa or Niue and active military service. Paid study leave is counted for service purposes. Part-time teaching service is assessed on the basis that 80 hours equals equal one month’s service or 1,000 1000 hours equals equal one year’s service and so on for periods in excess of this. Where part-time service consists of 20 or more class contact hours per week it may be credited as full-time service.

Sick Leave – Miscellaneous Provisions. 7.4.1 7.2.1 For the purposes of this clause “service” in relation to the total period of a principal’s service means full-time employment as a principal by an education Boardboard, a secondary school Boardboard, a school Board of Trustees, the controlling authority of a technical institute or community college, a free kindergarten association, a teachers’ college, the Department of Education, the Ministry of Education, a university, or an agricultural college; as a principal in Fiji, the Cook Islands, Tonga, Western Samoa or Niue and active military service. Paid study leave is counted for service purposes. Part-time teaching service is assessed on the basis that 80 hours equals one month’s service or 1,000 hours equals one year’s service and so on for periods in excess of this. Where part-time service consists of 20 or more class contact hours per week it may be credited as full-time service.

Sick Leave – Miscellaneous Provisions. 7.4.1 4.2.1 (i) For the purposes of this clause “service” in relation to the total period of a principalan employee’s service means full-time employment as a principal teacher by an education Boardboard, a secondary school Boardboard, a school Board board of Trusteestrustees, the controlling authority of a technical institute or community college, a free kindergarten association, a teachers’ collegecollege of education, the Department of Education, the Ministry of Education, a university, or an agricultural college; as a principal teacher in Fiji, the Cook Islands, Tonga, Western Samoa or Niue and active military service. Paid study leave is counted for service purposes. Part-time teaching service is assessed on the basis that 80 hours equals equal one month’s service or 1,000 hours equals equal one year’s service and so on for periods in excess of this. Where part-time service consists of 20 or more class contact hours per week it may be credited as full-time service.