Common use of Vacancy Defined Clause in Contracts

Vacancy Defined. A vacancy shall be defined as: a. A newly created bargaining unit position that the Board intends to fill. b. An existing bargaining unit position that the Board intends to fill after all transfers have been accommodated. c. A change in building assignment for a paraprofessional who is assigned to a particular student, or a food service employee who is transferred to the same job in a different building, shall not be considered vacancies.

Vacancy Defined. A vacancy shall be defined as: a. A newly as a newly-created bargaining unit position or a present position that the Board intends to fill, but which is not filled. a. Type of work b. An existing bargaining unit position that Location of work c. Desired starting date d. Hours to be worked e. Classification f. Preferred requirements as reflected in the Board intends to fill after all transfers have been accommodatedjob description. c. A change in building assignment for a paraprofessional who is assigned to a particular student, or a food service employee who is transferred to the same job in a different building, shall not be considered vacancies.

Vacancy Defined. A vacancy shall be defined as: a. A newly created as a position within the bargaining unit that is unfilled as a result of a resignation, termination or transfer or a new position is created. A vacancy is not a position that the Board intends is unfilled due to fillanother employee being on leave. b. An existing bargaining unit position that the Board intends to fill after all transfers have been accommodated. c. A change in building assignment for a paraprofessional who is assigned to a particular student, or a food service employee who is transferred to the same job in a different building, shall not be considered vacancies.