FULL-YEAR SABBATICAL Sample Clauses

FULL-YEAR SABBATICAL. A Full-Year Sabbatical shall mean relief from normal teaching and service duties at Brescia for two (2) teaching terms plus the non-teaching months in a twelve
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FULL-YEAR SABBATICAL. (a) A Full-Year Sabbatical shall mean the Member has no assigned teaching duties or service at the University for two terms (approximately eight [8] months) of the two (2) teaching terms normally required in a twelve (12) month period plus a non-teaching term. In the case of Librarian members, the equivalent leave need not coincide with teaching terms. The Employer will continue salary payments to the Member, subject to the terms outlined below.
FULL-YEAR SABBATICAL. The teacher shall be paid one-half (1/2) of the annual salary for that school year. Salary would be paid in accordance with the payroll schedule, beginning in September.

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