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Article 30Education Personnel SystemThis Article covers Contract Education Employees. Where 62 BIAM 11 and this Agreementconflict, this Agreement will govern.Section 1. EmploymentContract Education Employees under the authority of P.L. 95-561 are recognized as employees of theBureau of Indian Education. They will be evaluated, supervised, rewarded, disciplined, compensated,hired and removed by BIE management employees. Where 25 CFR Part 38 and this Agreement conflict,the provisions of this Agreement will govern.Section 2. Employment ContractA. There will be a contract between the Bureau of Indian Education and the individual employeehired or converted under P.L. 95-561, as amended. In the event the terms of such contractconflict with the terms of this agreement, this agreement will govern. The contract will show theposition title, the beginning and ending dates of the contract of the career seasonal employee, thehourly and contract salary, the number of vacation days, and the number of administrativelydetermined work days.B. The number of instructional days in the school year will not be changed without first obtaining awaiver as required in 25 CFR.C. When a pre-employment or post-audit review of the qualifications of the employee shows thatthe employee is not suitable or qualified for the position or salary assigned, the contract may beadjusted or terminated. If an error in pay step or level is found that is no fault of or is done withno knowledge of the employee, and if the employee requests a waiver of overpayment, theHuman Resource Officer will recommend to the Bureau’s Payroll office that the overpayment bewaived. If an error is found that indicates the employee is at a lower level or increment, thecorrection in pay will be made in the first pay period following the end of the audit. The auditmust be completed within 90 days of the appointment.D. Where underpayment is found to be solely due to Management administrative error, theemployee will be made whole and paid interest on the unpaid amount at the statutory rate.Section 3. Probationary PeriodA. Probationary Period(1) New employees will serve a probationary period of one (1) academic year. An academicyear is further defined to be the equivalent of two (2) academic semesters. The following99
are examples of the reasons Management may cite to extend an employee’s probationaryperiod for an additional academic semester:a. Performance or conduct related problemb. Conformance with professional standards(2) Deficiencies will normally be identified during mid probationary year review. IfManagement does elect to extend the probationary period, Management must provide awritten probationary extension notification within the last thirty (30) calendar days priorto the end of the initial probationary period. If there is a probationary period extension,the extended probationary period will commence the effective date that the normalprobationary period would have ended. Management will notify the employee in writingand will provide the employee an opportunity to annotate that he/she has received thenotice. Refusal of the employee to acknowledge receipt of the notice does not negate thenotice of extension.(3) Upon request of the employee, a meeting will be held with management to discuss thereasons cited for the extension of the probation as well as to provide guidance.B. Transfers: An employee who transfers within the duty station will not have to serve anotherprobationary period. An employee who voluntarily transfers within the bargaining unit butoutside the duty station, may serve a new probationary period of one academic semester unlessthe employee transfers to a position whose duties are comparable (e.g., a teacher to a teacherposition).Section 4. Contract Renewal/Non-RenewalA. Employees will be notified in writing by management of their employment contract renewal/non-renewal not less than sixty (60) calendar days prior to the end of the contract. Deficiencieswill normally be identified during mid-year review, for a non-renewal based on performancewhen those deficiencies are apparent prior to the review. The employee will be notified inwriting of the projected level and step of the next year’s contract no later than the last day of thecurrent contract.B. If non-renewal is for budget or program conditions, the procedures for reduction-in-force will beused. Non-renewal for cause or inadequate performance is grievable if the employee is notserving a probationary period.(1) An employee whose contract is recommended for non-renewal will be given ten (10)work days to request an informal hearing before the appropriate official to appeal thatrecommendation. The employee may utilize union representation during this informalhearing. The appropriate Federal official has fifteen (15) work days to render a writtendecision to the employee. If the recommendation for non-renewal is sustained, the100
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Article 5Management RightsSection 1
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Article 6Voluntary Allotment of Uni
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Article 8Orientation of New Employe
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Section 4. Avenues of RedressEmploy
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Section 13. Unusual ConditionsA. An
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Article 11Government Furnished Quar
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(tenant) receives no final decision
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Article 12Travel and Travel Related
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Article 13Workweek and Hours of Wor
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. Compressed Work Schedules: A CWS
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(5) Credit hours must be earned wit
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Page 54 and 55: Section 7. RecallEmployees particip
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Page 58 and 59: Section 1. GeneralArticle 16Career
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Page 78 and 79: Article 23Discipline and Adverse Ac
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Page 90 and 91: Section 18. Time LimitsParties may
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Page 96 and 97: Section 5. RecordsIt is the respons
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Page 124 and 125: Article 34Negotiation and Supplemen
Page 126 and 127: Section 6. Local SupplementsA. The
Page 128 and 129: Section 8. Approval of Supplemental
Page 130 and 131: Article 35Strikes and PicketingIt i
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