Surplus staff member is defined as a staff member who is displaced from his/her current position but who has not been terminated or subjected to a reduction in force. Should the position from which the staff member was displaced be restored, the staff member, if still surplused, will be returned to it. If the staff member has secured another position, the staff member will be offered the choice of returning to the restored position or keeping the secured position. If a surplus staff member fails to apply and/or is not selected for a vacant position for which the surplus staff member is qualified to fill, the District may create a temporary position or place the surplus staff member into a vacant position.
Surplus staff member is defined as a staff member who is displaced from his/her current position but who has not been terminated or subjected to a reduction in force. Should the position from which the staff member was displaced be restored, the staff member, if still surplused, will be returned to it. If the staff member has secured another position, the staff member will be offered the choice of returning to the restored position or keeping the secured position. If a surplus staff member fails to apply and/or is not selected for a vacant position for which the surplus staff member is qualified to fill, the District may create a temporary position or place the surplus staff member into a vacant position. “Part-time staff member” is defined as a staff member whose work day is four-fifths (4/5) or less of the full work day for elementary, middle, and high schools respectively as that day is defined in Article 22 of this Agreement. A part-time staff member also may be defined as a staff member who works a full day but less than five days per week. Part-time staff members, as above defined at the middle or high school level, shall have no unpaid duties nor be required to be in a school building for more than the time which he/she teaches or supervises.
Examples of Surplus staff member in a sentence
Approved Turn-In Documents are considered final and contain an electronic signature from a State Surplus staff member.