Behavioral Reassignment Seats Clause Samples
The Behavioral Reassignment Seats clause establishes the right for an organization to reassign an individual's seating or workspace based on behavioral considerations. In practice, this means that if an employee's conduct disrupts others or violates workplace norms, management can move them to a different seat or area to address the issue. This clause helps maintain a productive and harmonious work environment by providing a clear mechanism for addressing disruptive behavior without resorting to more severe disciplinary actions.
Behavioral Reassignment Seats. If Contractor agrees to provide Behavioral Reassignment seats for MPS pupils, a Request for Change of Contract Form shall be signed by the parties. The Request for Change of Contract Form shall specify the number of Behavioral Reassignment seats contracted for and the amount to be paid by the Board to Contractor for these seats. These Behavioral Reassignment seats shall be filled by the MPS Department of Student Services as needed throughout the school year. Contractor shall be paid for these Behavioral Reassignment seats even if they are not filled by MPS. In consideration of the possibility of receiving payment from MPS for Behavioral Reassignment seats that are not filled by MPS, Contractor shall immediately admit any pupil referred by MPS for temporary assignment, (up to 10% of the number of Children at Risk seats contracted for under paragraph I.A.4.a. above) until a permanent assignment is found by MPS for the pupil, notwithstanding the fact that all of the Children At Risk seats contracted for under paragraph I.A.4.a. above, as well as the Behavioral Reassignment seats contracted for under this paragraph, may be filled.
Behavioral Reassignment Seats. Contractor shall provide a total of 85 Behavioral Reassignment seats for MPS pupils in grades 6-8. All of these 85 Behavioral Reassignment seats shall be filled by the MPS Department of Student Services and/or MPS Department of Specialized Services as needed throughout the school year. None of these 85 Behavioral Reassignment seats shall be reserved for provision of comprehensive behavioral support services and shall be filled by MPS Department of Specialized Services as needed throughout the school year. Contractor shall be paid for these Behavioral Reassignment seats even if they are not filled by MPS. In consideration of the possibility of receiving payment from MPS for Behavioral Reassignment seats that are not filled by MPS, Contractor shall immediately admit any pupil referred by MPS for temporary assignment by the MPS Department of Student Services, (up to 10% of the number of Behavioral Reassignment seats contracted for under this paragraph) until a permanent assignment is found by MPS for the pupil.
Behavioral Reassignment Seats. Contractor shall provide a total of 40 Behavioral Reassignment seats for MPS pupils in grades 6-8 and 70 Behavioral Reassignment seats for MPS pupils in grades 9-12. All of these 110 Behavioral Reassignment seats shall be filled by the MPS Department of Student Services and/or MPS Department of Specialized Services as needed throughout the school year. None of these 110 Behavioral Reassignment seats shall be reserved for provision of comprehensive behavioral support services and shall be filled by MPS Department of Specialized Services as needed throughout the school year. Contractor shall be paid for these Behavioral Reassignment seats even if they are not filled by MPS. In consideration of the possibility of receiving payment from MPS for Behavioral Reassignment seats that are not filled by MPS, Contractor shall immediately admit any pupil referred by MPS for temporary assignment by the MPS Department of Student Services, (up to 10% of the number of Behavioral Reassignment seats contracted for under this paragraph) until a permanent assignment is found by MPS for the pupil.