Tenure definition

Tenure means a faculty appointment for an indefinite period of time which may be revoked only for adequate cause and by due process.

Tenure means academic freedom and continuing employment, which may be terminated only for the reasons specified in the Nevada System of Higher Education Code.

Tenure means the period of time an employee may reasonably expect to serve under his current appointment. It is granted and governed by the type of appointment under which an employee is currently serving without regard to whether he has a competitive status or whether his appointment is in a com- petitive position or in an excepted po- sition.

Examples of Tenure in a sentence

• A bargaining unit member, who has not previously attained tenure at Grand Ledge in a non-classroom capacity pursuant to article III, Section 1 of the Michigan Teachers’ Tenure Act, MCLA 38.91, and who is placed in a position other than that of a classroom teacher, shall not be deemed to have tenure in such position by virtue of this contract or any individual contract for such non-classroom position and tenure in the non-classroom position is hereby specifically denied.

• The Chair of the Departmental/Program Tenure Committee shall provide the Xxxx with a brief c.v. and contact information for each of the assessors, as well as a rationale for the selection of assessors.

• III.7.7.1 Candidates are responsible for assembling their own tenure file and for submitting it electronically to the Departmental/Program Tenure Committee by the date specified in III.7.5.2.

• On or before September 1st, the Chair of the Departmental/Program Tenure Committee shall provide to the Xxxx the names of at least four (4) qualified assessors from outside of Trent, at least two (2) of whom shall be the choice of the Departmental/Program Tenure Committee and at least two (2) of whom shall be the choice of the candidate.

• Following the Employer’s notification described in III.7.10, any materials submitted electronically in the Tenure File shall be retained by the Employer for a period of seven years and then destroyed, with the exception of materials produced under III.18.3 or described in IV.17.5.1.

More Definitions of Tenure

Tenure means the right granted to some faculty members which results in the continuation of the faculty member's academic appointment until retirement or until otherwise terminated.

Tenure is the expectation of continued employment by the Board after completing a probationary period that is governed under the terms of the Regular Teacher Contract set forth in COMAR and Education Article Sections 6-201(f) and 6-202.

Tenure means an academic appointment without term that may only be terminated by resignation, retirement, death, or in accordance with the terms of this Agreement;

Tenure means the duration for which Xxxxxxxx has opted for repayment of Loan excluding the Pre EMI.

Tenure means permanency of appointment including the right to fair consideration for increases of responsibility and salary, and for promotions in rank, and the right of a faculty member to continue as such subject only to dismissal for just cause, except as described under the conditions of Article 17.

Tenure as used in this Agreement shall mean the right of certain members of the bargaining unit to be terminated only upon a finding of just cause and a review and hearing prior to termination, all as is provided for in this Agreement.

Tenure means the licence or licences specified in the Main Agreement;