Employment Termination and Suspensions Sample Contracts

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • September 5th, 2024

An employee is requested to provide two weeks’ notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least two months before the retirement date.

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Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • November 9th, 2015

An employee is requested to provide 2 weeks’ notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least 2 months before the retirement date.

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • February 1st, 2011

An employee shall be requested to provide a 30 day notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given without the consent of the Board of Education. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least 6 months before the retirement date.

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • February 20th, 2020

An employee is requested to provide two weeks’ notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least two months before the retirement date.

Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • May 27th, 2009

Employees should provide 2 weeks' termination notice except when the best interests of the District require otherwise. In most cases, resigning employees should be permitted to work to their effective resignation date. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once accepted or otherwise acted upon (such as, a new employee was hired).

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • January 26th, 2016

An employee is requested to provide 2 weeks’ notice of a resignation. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least 2 months before the retirement date. The Board is not required to accept revocation of a resignation or retirement notice once given.

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • January 11th, 2018

An employee is requested to provide 2 weeks notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least 2 months before the retirement date.

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • November 20th, 2015

An employee is requested to provide 2 weeks’ notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least 2 months before the retirement date.

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • July 21st, 2020

An employee is requested to provide two weeks’ notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least two months before the retirement date.

Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • September 1st, 2021

Employees should provide 2 weeks' termination notice except when the best interests of the District require otherwise. In most cases, resigning employees should be permitted to work to their effective resignation date. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once accepted or otherwise acted upon (such as, a new employee was hired).

Educational Support Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • February 26th, 2020

An employee is requested to provide 2 weeks' notice of a resignation. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once given. An employee planning to retire should notify his or her supervisor at least 2 months before the retirement date.

Personnel
Employment Termination and Suspensions • May 10th, 2012

Employees should provide 2 weeks’ termination notice except when the best interests of the District require otherwise. In most cases, resigning employees should be permitted to work to their effective resignation date. A resignation notice cannot be revoked once accepted or otherwise acted upon (such as, a new employee was hired)

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