Department Heads definition

Department Heads work with department personnel in planning and coordinating department instructional programs for maximum educational benefits to the students. “I.E.P. Team Associates (ITAs)” are school based staff members who report to the principal and who work with students with disabilities.

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Department Heads means the Chief Administrative Officer, Fire Chief and the Directors of all Departments established by the Chief Administrative Officer or designates.

Department Heads means those City employees that are charged with overseeing a particular operational or departmental area and/or their designates.

Examples of Department Heads in a sentence

• Department Heads and Elected Officials shall submit a written recommendation to the Human Resources Department when a new position is requested or the duties of a position are substantially changed, including justification for reclassification and emphasizing changes in position responsibilities, requirements or decision-making level.

• It shall be the duty of the Human Resources Department to work with the Personnel Committee and Department Heads and Elected Officials to examine the duties of positions, to allocate them to existing or newly created classes, to periodically review the entire classification plan and to recommend modifications to reflect current accepted classification practices, changes in responsibilities of existing positions, and compliance with new laws and regulations.

• Both parties recognize that under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, that the Mayor and the Department Heads have the exclusive rights, responsibility, and final authority for establishing the policies for the control, direction, and management of the City.

• If the grievance remains unresolved at Step Ill, it may be submitted within ten (10) days from the receipt of the Department Head's written reply to the City Manager.

• Group I supplemented positions shall include Department Heads, Head Counselors, Head Football Coach, Head Volleyball Coach, Head Basketball Coach (Boys and Girls), Head Baseball Coach, Head Softball Coach, Head Track Coach (Boys and Girls), Head Wrestling Coach, Head Soccer Coach (Boys and Girls), Head Swimming Coach (Boys and Girls), Varsity Cheerleader Coach, Dancerette Coach, Business Manager, Band Director, Choral Director, Orchestra Director and Subject Area Leader (Middle school).

More Definitions of Department Heads

Department Heads means a Department Head, Municipal Clerk, Municipal Solicitor, Fire Chief, Treasurer or respective Designate authorized by the CAO, who has responsibility for a specific business unit or department of the Municipality;

Department Heads. In those departments without a designated Department Chair, Department Heads will provide coordination and input on curriculum needs and facilitate communication with their department and the administration. Department Heads will be compensated in the amount of Seventy-Five Dollars ($75.00) per teacher in that department. Department members may annually select the Department Head by a 2/3 supermajority vote of department members and forward their selection to the Principal. No bargaining unit member will be required to assume a Department Chair or Department Head position. Post-Season Participation: Coaches shall be paid additional for extending the season. The additional pay shall be one-twelfth (1/12th) of the supplemental pay for each week beyond the season as a result of participation in post-season tournament(s) through qualification. It is the responsibility of the head coach of the activity or sport to request such additional pay through the building principal.

Department Heads means the individuals assigned administrative responsibility for a department and shall include the Village Treasurer and Village Clerk.

Department Heads work with department personnel in planning and coordinating department instructional programs for maximum educational benefits to the students. “I. E. P. Instructional Associates” are school based staff members who report to the principal and who work with students with disabilities.

Department Heads four per cent (4%) of MAX (Category 6)

Department Heads means those District employees who are charged with overseeing a particular operational or departmental area and/or their designates.

Department Heads means the Mayor, City Administrator, City Treasurer, City Clerk, Police Chief, Court Administrator, Building Official, Public Works Director, and the Parks and Recreation Director.