6th Sixth Year Sample Clauses
The "6th Sixth Year" clause defines a specific period within a contract, typically referring to the sixth year after the agreement's commencement or a particular milestone. In practice, this clause may be used to trigger certain rights, obligations, or reviews that only become relevant in the sixth year, such as rent adjustments, renewal options, or performance evaluations. Its core function is to clearly establish a timeline for when specific contractual provisions take effect, ensuring both parties are aware of and can prepare for key events or changes scheduled for that year.
6th Sixth Year. 1. A second master’s degree or a sixth year certificate earned at an accredited college or university in an approved program in any subject area.
2. Unit members serving in positions that require a MSW degree shall be placed on the appropriate step of the 6th Year schedule and shall not receive any extra stipend.
3. Teachers whose M.A. degree requires sixty (60) hours of credit for certification by the accredited College or University in the field in which the teacher is working in Stamford shall be placed on the appropriate step of the 6th year schedule.