CREA Agreement 2011-13 - Caesar Rodney School District
CREA Agreement 2011-13 - Caesar Rodney School District
CREA Agreement 2011-13 - Caesar Rodney School District
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ARTICLE XIV, PART II<br />
FAIR DISMISSAL PROCEDURES - PARAPROFESSIONALS<br />
A. The Board agrees that no paraprofessional will be dismissed without just cause.<br />
B. All paraprofessionals will be guaranteed the full Constitutional protection of due process.<br />
C. Termination<br />
1. Conditions that would cause the <strong>District</strong> to terminate employment are:<br />
a. Reduction in enrollment in a program for which a paraprofessional is assigned.<br />
b. Budgetary reasons.<br />
c. Immorality, misconduct in office, incompetence, disloyalty, neglect of duty or willful<br />
and persistent insubordination.<br />
2. Should either “a” or “b” above be implemented, it will be accomplished by July 15. All<br />
probationary paraprofessionals within the affected program shall be the first to be<br />
dismissed. Non-probationary paraprofessionals who are notified that their position is to be<br />
eliminated for either item “a” or “b” above shall bump the least senior paraprofessional<br />
within their respective program, then building, then district, the most recently hired<br />
paraprofessional being considered the least senior. Paraprofessionals must hold the<br />
appropriate permit and must be capable of performing the essential duties of a position with<br />
or without reasonable accommodations in order to move into a position through the<br />
bumping process.<br />
3. Employees dismissed for “a” or “b” above, will be placed on a recall list, maintained by the<br />
Director of Human Resources, for a period of one (1) year with an option to be continued<br />
on the list for a second year. When vacancies occur, employees will be offered<br />
reemployment in reverse order of their dismissal date. Employees recalled to specific<br />
positions must hold the appropriate permit and must be capable of performing the essential<br />
duties of the position with or without reasonable accommodations. Employees who<br />
have been “riffed” and subsequently recalled by the <strong>District</strong> shall maintain all accumulated<br />
seniority which they have established at the time of their “riffing.”<br />
4. Notification of recall shall be by certified mail. Failure to accept the offer within 10 days of<br />
the postmark date shall result in removal from the recall list.<br />
5. It shall be the responsibility of employees on the recall list to inform the Director of Huamn<br />
Resources in writing of address changes and/or their desire to be continued on the list a<br />
second year.<br />
6. Time lost by an employee “riffed” under provisions of this Article who is subsequently<br />
recalled under provisions of this Article shall not be considered to interrupt continuous<br />
service, but such time shall not be counted toward additional service or be a criterion for<br />
pay, pension, or other benefits as set forth in this <strong>Agreement</strong>.<br />
7. Employees on Board-approved leave of absence shall be subject to all provisions of this<br />
Article.<br />
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