Surveillance Video Sample Clauses

Surveillance Video. The District may install ad utilize surveillance video equipment for the purposes of monitoring school safety and security. When issues of school safety or security require that video footage needs to be viewed, school administrative staff will be responsible for reviewing that footage. Information derived from electronic surveillance will not be used for purposes of staff supervision and/or evaluation and does not exist for such purposes. This provision does not preclude the District from investigating a claim of potential employee misconduct if such an investigation is prompted by a review of the electronic surveillance for a bona fide school safety or security need. In such instances, the bargaining unit member and their PEA representative (if applicable) shall be provided a copy of the video footage on the onset of the investigation. Prior to the utilization of the surveillance video equipment at a worksite, licensed employees shall be informed of the location and purpose of such equipment by their building principal. Newly hired licensed employees shall be informed on the location and purpose of any such equipment that has been previously installed. Appendix A: 2023-2024 Licensed Salary Schedule 2023-24 Step BA BA+30 BA+60 MA/BA+75 MA+45/ BA+105 A B C D E 1 $ 43,022 $ 44,872 $ 46,764 $ 47,753 $ 49,776 2 $ 44,743 $ 46,667 $ 48,635 $ 49,663 $ 51,767 3 $ 46,533 $ 48,534 $ 50,580 $ 51,650 $ 53,838 4 $ 48,394 $ 50,475 $ 52,603 $ 53,716 $ 55,991 5 $ 50,330 $ 52,494 $ 54,707 $ 55,864 $ 58,231 6 $ 52,343 $ 54,594 $ 56,896 $ 58,099 $ 60,560 7 $ 54,437 $ 56,777 $ 59,171 $ 60,423 $ 62,983 8 $ 56,614 $ 59,048 $ 61,538 $ 62,840 $ 65,502 9 $ 58,879 $ 61,410 $ 64,000 $ 65,353 $ 68,122 10 $ 63,867 $ 66,560 $ 67,967 $ 70,847 11 $ 66,422 $ 69,222 $ 70,686 $ 73,681 12 $ 71,991 $ 73,514 $ 76,628 13 $ 76,454 $ 79,693 14 $ 79,512 $ 82,881 15 $ 86,196 Appendix B: 2024-2025 Licensed Salary Schedule 2024-25 Step BA BA+30 BA+60 MA/BA+75 MA+45/ BA+105 A B C D E 1 $ 44,313 $ 46,218 $ 48,167 $ 49,186 $ 51,269 2 $ 46,085 $ 48,067 $ 50,094 $ 51,153 $ 53,320 3 $ 47,929 $ 49,990 $ 52,097 $ 53,199 $ 55,453 4 $ 49,846 $ 51,989 $ 54,181 $ 55,327 $ 57,671 5 $ 51,840 $ 54,069 $ 56,348 $ 57,540 $ 59,978 6 $ 53,913 $ 56,231 $ 58,602 $ 59,842 $ 62,377 7 $ 56,070 $ 58,481 $ 60,947 $ 62,235 $ 64,872 8 $ 58,313 $ 60,820 $ 63,384 $ 64,725 $ 67,467 9 $ 60,645 $ 63,253 $ 65,920 $ 67,314 $ 70,166 10 $ 65,783 $ 68,557 $ 70,006 $ 72,972 11 $ 68,414 $ 71,299 $ 72,807 $ 75,891 12 $ 74,151 $ 75,719 $ 78...
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  • Program Monitoring The Contractor will make all records and documents required under this Agreement as outlined here, in OEC Policies and NHECC Policies available to the SRO or its designee, the SR Fiscal Officer or their designee and the OEC. Scheduled monitoring visits will take place twice a year. The SRO and OEC reserve the right to make unannounced visits.

  • Video This restriction includes, but is not limited to, use of the Beat and/or New Song in television, commercials, film/movies, theatrical works, video games, and in any other form on the Internet which is not expressly permitted herein.

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