Early Return definition
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Should there be insufficient funds available to finance all Early Return Schools, “F” schools shall have first priority.
All teachers throughout the District shall receive a reminder notification of this contract provision with their May paychecks explaining conditions that require returning early, the number of days and dates, and the methods by which affected teachers at Early Return Schools will be notified.
Any school with two (2) or more consecutive “D” grades, or a grade of “F” Priority, will be identified as an Early Return School that will return up to four (4) days prior to the first contracted workday of school year 2017-2018.
Early Return participants shall participate in both school-based and District- based Professional Development.
In the identified schools, all teachers, including media specialists, school counselors, and school-based academic coaches, will participate in Early Return activities.
Employees who are ready to return to work with restrictions will submit a completed Early Return to Work form to his/her immediate supervisor and the Union.
Early Return participants shall participate in both school-based and District-based Professional Development.
An employee who has sustained a compensable on-the-job injury, and who is released by the attending physician for return to a temporary modified assignment, shall be eligible to return to work as provided in Department of Administrative Services Statewide Policy #50.020.05 - Early Return to Work of Injured Workers.
A permanent employee injured on the job and eligible for industrial accident benefits shall retain all rights to his/her previously held position for a period of disability to be determined by active participation in a program of physician and therapist assessment through the Employer's "Early Return To Work" (ERTW) program.
In an effort to maintain the Employer’s skilled workforce, the Employer will have an Early Return to Work program to enhance the recovery of employees who are injured or contract an occupational disease in the course and scope of state employment.