Evaluation for Third and Subsequent Reappointment Sample Clauses

Evaluation for Third and Subsequent Reappointment. 15.5.2.1 After an Artist-in-Residence has been reappointed for a second five-year term, there will be no review of the Artist-in-Residence’s performance for the purpose of assessing the criteria set out in the Departmental Standard referred to in Article 11.8.3 on the occasion of any subsequent reappointment, unless the Artist-in-Residence has been denied a CPI in any one of the previous five years. Where a CPI has been received in each of the five previous years, the reappointment will not require an application or further documentation from the Artist-in-Residence.
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