TEACHER EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION Sample Clauses

TEACHER EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION. A. Fair Dismissal: No tenured professional staff member covered by this agreement shall be dismissed without recourse to the procedures outlined in Section 3020-a of the State Education Law. In addition, in the event the State of New York repeals the Tenure Law such that tenure is no longer a requirement imposed upon school districts, those teachers who enjoy the tenure privilege at the time the repeal becomes effective will be "saved harmless" to the extent so provided for herein. Those teachers "saved harmless" may be dismissed subject to review through the grievance procedure as to whether or not the dismissal was for just cause.
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