Substitute Services. Bargaining unit members on layoff and subject to recall, and employees assigned to positions of less than benefit eligible/full-time or less than 12 months per year may request to have their names registered as Office and Professional substitutes with the school district. Job qualifications for Office and Professional substitute assignments shall be determined by the School District. Registered, available, and qualified bargaining unit members shall be considered for substitute work over other substitutes. The rate of pay for all substitute work shall be by School Board policy.
Substitute Services. 15.1 The User acknowledges that Rogers may migrate a Service to an alternative service or technology as long as the alternative service or technology provides similar functionality as the Service. The definition of “Service” includes the alternative service. Neither Rogers nor ARESC will be responsible if any changes in the Service affects the performance of equipment, hardware or software or causes it to become obsolete or require modification or attention. ARESC shall provide the User with 30 days’ notice of any such change.
Substitute Services. In addition to exercising any or all remedies specified in Section 10.03, with regard to an event of District breach or default, respectively, or due to an Uncontrollable Circumstance, the CCCSWA may at its sole discretion seek substitute services.
Substitute Services. Impact of Suspension or Termination of Affected Service Components 11.6 Other Remedies.
Substitute Services. 15.1 The User acknowledges that Rogers may migrate a Service to an alternative service or
Substitute Services. In the event the Parties determine that any service identified in Exhibit A is no longer desirable or cannot, through no fault of either party, be completed, the Parties shall mutually agree on an appropriate service to substitute
Substitute Services. (i) If any Force Majeure Event has substantially prevented, hindered or delayed, or is reasonably expected to substantially prevent, hinder or delay, the performance by Provider or one of its Subcontractors of Services for longer than the recovery period specified in the applicable disaster recovery plan, or if there is no such recovery period, seven (7) days, Provider shall, unless and until otherwise directed by Client, use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to procure such Services from an alternate source at Provider’s expense for so long as the delay in performance shall continue. If Provider is unable to procure such substitute services on an expedited basis or Client elects to contract directly for such services, Client may procure such Services from an alternate source. During the first thirty (30) days of the provision of such Services from an alternative source, Provider is fully responsible for any additional fees that Client must pay such alternative source in excess of the Charges paid to Provider for such Services; during the second thirty (30) day period, if any, the Parties will equally share in any such additional fees. Provider shall not have the right to additional payments or increased usage charges as a result of any Force Majeure Event affecting Provider’s ability to perform.
(ii) Notwithstanding Section 9.14(c)(i), the foregoing, Client shall not invoke the right to obtain substitute Services hereunder if Provider can partially restore some of the impacted Services (even from
Substitute Services. At any time after twenty-four (24) hours have elapsed since notice to the CONTRACTOR provided in Section 16.02 above, CITY shall have the right to contract with another contractor to collect and transport any or all such materials which CONTRACTOR is obligated to collect and transport pursuant to this Agreement, but which CONTRACTOR is unable to collect and transport. Such contract with another contractor may extend for the duration of the inability of CONTRACTOR to provide such services.
Substitute Services. Unless contracted as a broker with MFI, Provider may not broker loads. Provider agrees not to sub-contract, double broker, interline, or to use “substitute services” by rail or motor carrier without the specific approval of MFI. If for any reason this is done without permission, Provider shall be liable for any cargo loss, damage, or injury to the same extent as if Provider performed the service.
Substitute Services. 17.1 The Board shall approve, on an annual basis, a list of substitute teachers based upon the recommendation of the Superintendent.
17.2 Prior to the first Board meeting in October, representatives designated by the Association will submit substitute names to the Superintendent for his consideration.
17.3 The names submitted by the Association, as well as those submitted by the building administrators, will be reviewed by the Superintendent based on their competency and qualifications.
17.4 The Board will provide a substitute in the event a member of the unit, except psychologists, speech therapists, reading specialists, guidance counselors, is absent for the day. It is understood that the regular teacher who is absent shall notify the substitute service a minimum of one hour prior to the commencement of teaching responsibilities.
17.5 If the occasion should occur whereby a classroom teacher becomes ill during the course of the workday, an attempt will be made to provide a substitute. Factors such as substitute availability, period of time remaining in the workday, and time notification will be taken into consideration. Teachers who cover classes during prep periods will be compensated at a rate of $41.31 (43 minutes). Effective July 1, 2020, this rate shall increase to $42.03. Effective July 1, 2021, this rate shall increase to $42.77. Effective July 1, 2022, this rate shall increase to $43.51
17.6 If the occasion should occur where a teacher is unavailable during the work day, other than under Article 17.5, the District will attempt to secure a substitute. In the event a substitute is not available, the District will first use those on the voluntary list as defined in Article 17.5. This list will be updated at least once per semester. In the event that no volunteer is available, the District may assign a unit member from his or her duty to cover classes with compensation being $13.50 less than the rate per period specified in Article 17.5. A reasonable effort will be made by each building principal to distribute equitably assignments under this provision.
