Appropriate Vacancy Sample Clauses
The 'Appropriate Vacancy' clause defines the conditions under which a vacant property or space is considered suitable for a particular use or tenant. Typically, this clause outlines specific criteria such as size, location, condition, or compliance with regulatory requirements that a vacancy must meet to be deemed appropriate. For example, in a commercial lease, it may specify that only spaces with certain amenities or within a particular area of a building qualify. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties have a clear understanding of what constitutes an acceptable vacancy, thereby reducing disputes and facilitating smoother transitions or relocations.
Appropriate Vacancy. “Appropriate vacancy” is a position of equivalent FTE status held by a teacher immediately prior to taking leave, and for which a teacher whose leave has expired is currently licensed, has taught in Saint ▇▇▇▇ Public Schools, and for which no other teacher has rights.
Appropriate Vacancy. 1.2.1 An appropriate vacancy is a position equivalent in level and Seniority Group, to the position held by an employee immediately prior to taking leave, and is a vacancy for which no other employee has rights.
1.2.2 Reassignment upon termination of general non-compensatory leave will occur only when an appropriate vacancy is available; no new employee shall be placed in a position which is an appropriate vacancy for an employee whose leave has expired, and who is awaiting return.
1.2.3 If no appropriate vacancy exists upon the termination of the leave, the employee’s name will be added to the list of employees awaiting reinstatement, for up to eighteen (18) months following the termination of the leave.
Appropriate Vacancy. An appropriate vacancy is the next available position for which the employee is interested and fully qualified and which has the same or less promotion potential as the one for which proper consideration was not given.
Appropriate Vacancy. An appropriate vacancy is a position equivalent in class and program, to the position held by an employee immediately prior to taking leave, and is a vacancy for which no other employee has rights.