Master Agreement 2005 - State Employment Relations Board
Master Agreement 2005 - State Employment Relations Board
Master Agreement 2005 - State Employment Relations Board
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following school year.<br />
C. The staffing level in each teaching area shall be based<br />
upon organizational needs in the given school for the<br />
following school year. Identification of staff reduction<br />
teachers in middle and high schools shall be based<br />
upon the teaching area assignment prior to reorganization<br />
for the following school year. Seniority shall be<br />
the basic criterion for identification of staff reduction<br />
teachers within each teaching area. However, the parties<br />
recognize that important organizational and<br />
staffing needs in a given middle or high school and the<br />
complexities created by and the need to utilize multiple-certificated<br />
teachers will not constructively permit<br />
arigidadherence to the basic seniority concept. In the<br />
event seniority is not followed in the identification of<br />
thestaff reduction teacher in a given middle or high<br />
school, the teacher being transferred shall, upon<br />
request, receive written explanation of the major specific<br />
considerations leading to such a decision.<br />
D. In all cases where a staff reduction will occur, a more<br />
senior teacher in the grade level category or the teaching<br />
area may elect to volunteer for the staff reduction<br />
status.<br />
E. Ateacher shall not be designated for staff reduction<br />
transfer if such teacher’s transfer would result in a<br />
racial balance less than the minimum racial balance<br />
practiced in the school system during recent years.<br />
F. The parties agree that the assignment of staff in middle<br />
and high schools in a manner which provides a<br />
range of staff skills and interests needed for the various<br />
extra-duty assignments is an important responsibility<br />
of the Administration. In the event, in a given middle<br />
or high school, no teacher on the staff is interested in<br />
and qualified to perform the duties and functions of a<br />
given extra-duty assignment, then a teacher on the staff<br />
may be transferred on a staff reduction basis. Seniority<br />
shall be the basic criterion for identification of the staff<br />
reduction teacher. In the event seniority is not rigidly<br />
followed in the identification of the staff reduction<br />
teacher, the teacher being transferred shall, upon<br />
request, receive written explanation of the major specific<br />
considerations leading to such a decision.<br />
G. Beginning with and during the term of this<br />
<strong>Agreement</strong>, in the event the Administration determines<br />
that staff reduction is necessary in the city-wide<br />
programs listed below, and as further delineated in a<br />
September 1, 1983, memo (amended June 3, 1992)<br />
from the Office of Labor <strong>Relations</strong> to the Association,<br />
teachers who are staff reduced and continue on paid<br />
status shall have reassignment rights tosuch city-wide<br />
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