Early Childhood Educators Work Group Sample Clauses

Early Childhood Educators Work Group. The parties agree that within sixty (60) days following central ratification, a committee consisting of equal numbers of CTA/Crown and OCEW representatives shall convene to consider and make recommendations concerning, but not limited to the following: • Compensation rates and methods • Hours of work • Preparation time • FDK class size and split classes • Extended day program • Staffing levels • Professional collaboration and development The work group shall make joint recommendations to the parties no later than June 30, 2016. LETTER OF AGREEMENT #3 BETWEEN The Council of Trustees’ Associations (hereinafter called ‘CTA’) AND The Ontario Council of Educational Workers (hereinafter called ‘OCEW’)
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Early Childhood Educators Work Group. The parties and the Crown agree that within sixty (60) days following central ratification, a work group consisting of up to twelve (12) members shall be established as follows:  Up to two (2) selected by and representing the Crown;  Up to four (4) selected by and representing the CTA/CAE; and,  Up to six (6) selected by and representing OSSTF/FEESO The work group shall convene to consider and make recommendations concerning, but not limited to the following:  Compensation rates and methods  Hours of workPreparation time  FDK class size and split classesExtended day programStaffing levels  Professional collaboration and development The work group shall make joint recommendations to the parties no later than June 30, 2016. LETTER OF AGREEMENT #6 BETWEEN The Council of Trustees’ Associations/ Le Conseil des associations d’employeurs (hereinafter called ‘CTA/CAE’) BETWEEN The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation/ Fédération des enseignantes‐enseignants des écoles secondaires de l’Ontario (hereinafter called the ‘OSSTF/FEESO’) AND The Crown/Couronne
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Early Childhood Educators Work Group. The parties agree that within sixty (60) days following central ratification, a committee consisting of equal numbers of CTA/Crown and OCEW representatives shall convene to consider and make recommendations concerning, but not limited to the following:  Compensation rates and methods  Hours of workPreparation time  FDK class size and split classesExtended day programStaffing levels  Professional collaboration and development The work group shall make joint recommendations to the parties no later than June 30, 2016. (hereinafter called ‘OCEW’)
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Early Childhood Educators Work Group. ‌ The parties agree that within sixty (60) days following central ratification, a committee consisting of equal numbers of CTA/Crown and OCEW representatives shall convene to consider and make recommendations concerning, but not limited to the following: • Compensation rates and methods • Hours of work • Preparation time • FDK class size and split classes • Extended day program • Staffing levels • Professional collaboration and development The work group shall make joint recommendations to the parties no later than June 30, 2016. LETTER OF AGREEMENT #3‌ BETWEEN The Council of Trustees’ Associations (hereinafter called ‘CTA’) AND The Ontario Council of Educational Workers (hereinafter called ‘OCEW’) RE: Scheduled Unpaid Leave Plan‌ The following Scheduled Unpaid Leave Plan (SULP) replaces the current Voluntary Leave of Absence Program (VLAP) and is available to all permanent Employees for the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 school years. Employees approved for SULP days shall not be replaced. For Employees who work a 10-month year a School Board will identify:
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