The Board and the E Sample Clauses

The Board and the E. S.S. agree that incidents involving aggression or violence towards or upon an employee may be brought to the attention of the Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee.
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The Board and the E. S.S. shall meet once a year to review the Protocol and Procedures used for the E.S.S.
The Board and the E. S.S. agree that participation in extra-curricular activities/functions is voluntary and optional. (a) The parties agree that subject to job descriptions, the employees of the E.S.S. Bargaining Unit are hired and assigned to work with identified students; students who are at risk of being unsuccessful at school due to developmental, social/emotional, physical or cognitive needs; or students moving towards identification. As such, the Board will maintain its practice in that employees of the E.S.S. Bargaining Unit shall not perform general supervision. (i) a Child and Youth Worker (CYW) may be assigned supervision to promote social skills and positive peer interactions; however, should not be scheduled/assigned general supervision for detentions. (ii) a Support Worker for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SWDHH) may be assigned supervision of deaf/hard of hearing students. (iii) an Early Childhood Educator (ECE) may be assigned supervision of JK/SK students. (iv) an Educational Assistant (EA) or Developmental Service Worker (DSW) may be assigned supervision of identified students. (b) The Board further commits that at present time there are no plans to change to general supervision for the Educational Support Staff. (c) Notwithstanding (a) and (b) above, if changes to the Board's philosophy on general supervision become necessary they will consult with the E.S.S. President prior to the implementation of such changes. (d) At no time shall an E.S.S. employee cover a teacher’s break or preparation time. Both parties agree that should there be regulatory and/or legislative changes the Board may be required to schedule E.S.S. to do such coverage. (e) All duties assigned to the E.S.S. will be divided equitably amongst all E.S.S. employees in a school. (f) General supervision will not interfere with the instructional time with identified students. (g) This does not diminish an employee’s obligation to assist in emergency situations, including provisions under the Safe Schools Act. (a) It is understood that any location which is chosen to be a Demonstration Site will only be used to allow other Board employees to observe “best practices” used in that site. (b) Performance of E.S.S. employees shall not be evaluated during observation periods. (c) At no time will covert video cameras or audio technology be used to observe the site or classroom. (d) The Board agrees that any observation methods, other than direct in classroom observations, which could be, but not limited t...

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