Teacher Administrative Assistants Sample Clauses

Teacher Administrative Assistants. 10.02.01 In an elementary school which has been granted an Administrative allocation for Vice- Principal, but where such position has not been filled, or where the Vice-Principal is absent, the Board may create a Teacher Administrative Assistant position and fill it with a Member from within the school. Where such a position is to be filled, the teaching staff at the school will be so advised, and the Principal shall select for the role one of the Members who puts his/her name forward in writing. The appointment to a Teacher Administrative Assistant position will normally be made each September for a one (1) year period. 10.02.02 A Member who is appointed Teacher Administrative Assistant shall remain a Member of the TLETL Bargaining Unit, and shall remain subject to the normal Union/Local fees under Article 7. 10.02.03 Effective September 1, 2008, a Teacher Administrative Assistant who fills a vacant Vice-Principal position shall receive an annual allowance of $5,952, pro-rated accordingly for part-year appointments resulting from situations where the Teacher Administrative Assistant is unable or unwilling to complete the year in the assigned position. This allowance shall increase to $6,071 effective September 1, 2009, to $6,253 effective September 1, 2010, and to $6,440 effective September 1, 2011. 10.02.04 In the event that a Teacher Administrative Assistant is requested to cover for an absent Principal/Vice-Principal, he/she shall be paid the applicable allowance stipulated in 10.02.03, pro-rated for the number of assignment days. 10.02.05 An Occasional Teacher shall be hired to assume the classroom/supervisory duties of the Teacher Administrative Assistant if the Teacher Administrative Assistant is requested to cover for a Principal/Vice-Principal. 10.02.06 In a situation where the Principal and Vice-Principal (or Teacher Administrative Assistant or Teacher-in-Charge) are both absent for an entire day or more, a teacher who performs their administrative duties on an emergency basis shall be paid a Teacher Administrative Assistants' allowance of $31 per day effective September 1, 2008; this allowance shall increase to $32 per day effective September 1, 2010 and to $33 per day effective September 1, 2011. The selection of a teacher who would normally perform this role will take place each September, for a one year period, in the same fashion as a Teacher-in-Charge is selected.
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Teacher Administrative Assistants. 10.02.01 In an elementary school which has been granted an Administrative allocation for Vice- Principal, but where such position has not been filled, or where the Vice-Principal is absent, the Board may create a Teacher Administrative Assistant position and fill it with a Member from within the school. Where such a position is to be filled, the teaching staff at the school will be so advised, and the Principal shall select for the role one of the Members who puts his/her name forward in writing. The appointment to a Teacher Administrative Assistant position will normally be made each September for a one (1) year period. 10.02.02 A Member who is appointed Teacher Administrative Assistant shall remain a Member of the TLETL Bargaining Unit, and shall remain subject to the normal Union/Local fees under Article 7. 10.02.03 A Teacher Administrative Assistant who fills a vacant Vice-Principal position shall receive an annual allowance of $5,835, pro-rated accordingly for part-year appointments resulting from situations where the Teacher Administrative Assistant is unable or unwilling to complete the year in the assigned position. 10.02.04 In the event that a Teacher Administrative Assistant is requested to cover for an absent Principal/Vice-Principal, he/she shall be paid an allowance of $5,835 pro-rated for the number of assignment days.

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