After March Sample Clauses

The "After March" clause establishes that certain terms, obligations, or actions specified in the agreement will only take effect or become relevant after the month of March has passed. For example, this clause might delay the start of a service, the enforcement of a fee, or the application of a policy until April 1 or later. Its core practical function is to clearly define a temporal boundary, ensuring that both parties understand when specific provisions begin to apply, thereby preventing confusion or disputes about timing.
After March. 4, 2016, when a current Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) at the Hospital is hired as a Registered Nurse (RN), such nurse shall be placed on the RN wage scale in effect at the time at the wage step rate that is closest to, but not less than, the LPN wage step rate the nurse was previously receiving as an LPN at the Hospital.
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After March. 1st when enrollment increases, the District shall provide service to such students by either paying any existing IS teacher, or any other appropriately credentialed teacher, at the contracted hourly rate. Regardless of the total increase in the number of students, the District shall post a generic hourly opportunity for IS that will remain in effect for the remainder of the school year.
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After March. 1st, the teacher may apply for an additional unpaid leave for a second year to the Human Resources Department, and the extension shall be at the sole discretion of the Employer. If the extension is not granted, the teacher is expected to return to teaching duties according to the provisions of Article 18.02.04.
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