Common use of Unpaid Refreshment Leave Clause in Contracts

Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 Full-time certificated teachers and part-time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years service in the school or up to one school year after five years service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 12 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 Full-time certificated teachers and part-time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years years’ service in the school or up to one school year after five years years’ service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: assets.education.govt.nz, www.nzeiteriuroa.org.nz, www.nzeiteriuroa.org.nz

Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 4.7.1 Full-time certificated registered teachers and part-time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.24.7.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years service in the school or up to one school year after five years service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.education.govt.nz, keaeducation.nz

Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 4.9.44.9.1 Full-time certificated teachers and part-time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years serviceyears’ service in the school or up to one school year after five years serviceyears’ service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.nzeiteriuroa.org.nz, www.nzeiteriuroa.org.nz

Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 4.9.4 Full-time certificated teachers and part-time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years serviceyears’ service in the school or up to one school year after five years serviceyears’ service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.nzeiteriuroa.org.nz

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Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 4.7.1 Full-time certificated registered teachers and part-part time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.24.7.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years service in the school or up to one school year after five years service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 Full-time certificated teachers and part-time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years years' service in the school or up to one school year after five years years' service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.education.govt.nz

Unpaid Refreshment Leave. 4.9.1 4.9.4 Full-time certificated teachers and part-time teachers employed for at least 0.8 FTTE per week, attested at the experienced teacher level against the professional standards in this Agreement, shall be entitled (subject to 4.9.2) to take unpaid refreshment leave of one school term after three years years’ service in the school or up to one school year after five years years’ service in the school. When a period of unpaid refreshment leave has been taken, a further period of qualifying service in the school, from the date of return from leave, is required before the teacher may be considered for further unpaid refreshment leave.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.nzeiteriuroa.org.nz

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