Surplus to Region Sample Clauses

Surplus to Region a) Before February 15th the total number of staff required for the Region for the following school year shall be determined by the Board, subject to this collective agreement.
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Surplus to Region a) In the event that the Board reduces the total number of allocations, Teaching Assistants shall be declared Surplus to Region based on (1) program (each separate level classification as defined in Article 21.04) and (2) seniority.
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Surplus to Region a) In the event that the Board reduces the total number of allocations, Employees shall be declared Surplus to Region based on (1) program (each separate level classification as defined in Article 21.04) and (2) seniority.
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Surplus to Region a) Before the date specified in the G Memo the total number of staff required for the Region for the following school year shall be determined by the Board, subject to this collective agreement.
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Surplus to Region. Before February the total number of staff required for the Region for the following school year shall be determined by the Board, subject to this collective agreement. Teachers with less seniority than the staff complement determined pursuant to (a) above shall be declared Surplus to Region Written notification will be given by registered mail or hand delivery (and signed for when hand delivered) from the Board to those Teachers who have been declared to be Surplus to Region. Copies of such notices shall be provided to the Superintendent of Education, Principal and the Bargaining Unit Executive. IDENTIFICATIONOF EXCESS TO SCHOOL
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