Common use of Substitute Assignments Clause in Contracts

Substitute Assignments. Regular day school vocational programs have traditionally experienced difficulty finding appropriately trained and certified substitutes to provide beneficial instruction to students. In order to provide a quality instructional experience to vocational students there exists a need for in-house PSMs to act in combination as part-time substitutes and part-time instructor/support services assignments. Where regular day school program enrollments do not justify full-time staffing assignments, and there exists a combination part-time substituting and part-time instructor/support services assignment for which the PSM is qualified, the Board may offer the PSM a combination assignment with substituting being the daily priority. When such circumstances occur, the PSM would be given the option to elect a less than full time assignment. Where PSMs are assigned a combination substituting and day school assignment, they will: (1) be compensated at the same rate of pay as the regular day school assignment. (2) be assigned a combination which is not less than a full-time contracted, salaried position with all associated benefits, and (3) be given first rights to the regular full-time day school assignment should circumstances justify reassignment. In situations requiring staffing changes in programs which have multiple instructors assigned, the option to accept the proposed non-standard assignment shall be offered to the affected employees on a seniority basis with the most senior having full opportunity to select the assignment.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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