Individual Rights and Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Individual Rights and Responsibilities. The Association and the District acknowledge that we are working toward the ultimate goal of creating a system where the delineation of specific individual employee rights and responsibilities within our Agreements becomes unnecessary because they will be the understood values, norms and operating principles of the District and Association. We understand that in order to create such a system, a deep level of trust must exist. This trust will be created when all administrators and bargaining employees consistently behave in ways that reflect shared values, norms and operating principles.
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Individual Rights and Responsibilities. The Association and the District acknowledge that we are working toward the ultimate goal of creating a system where the delineation of specific individual employee rights and responsibilities within our Agreements becomes unnecessary because they will be the understood values, norms, and operating principles of the District and Association. We understand that in order to create such a system, a deeper level of trust must exist. This trust will be created when all administrators and bargaining unit members consistently behave in ways that reflect shared values, norms and operating principles. As deeper trust develops, we will modify this section in acknowledgment of that progress. To initiate the process, the following guiding principles will be utilized to acknowledge the unique responsibility the organizations have to the individuals who work within them: • Staff will be treated with respect and dignity and will treat each other that way. Students, parents and community members will be treated with respect and dignity. The obligations of law related to non-discrimination will be met by all employees and students. The District shall not engage in discrimination of any kind that infringes on the civil or human rights of employees. • Learning is fostered and promoted in an atmosphere in which there is freedom to provide for the free and orderly flow and examination of ideas so that students may gain the skills to gather and synthesize information, discriminate between fact and opinion, discuss differing viewpoints, analyze problems, and draw conclusions. The educational program shall respect the rights of students to examine issues, have access to information, learn in an environment free from prejudice and hold and express their own opinions without personal prejudice or discrimination. • Staff will exercise professional judgment when presenting subject matter. The appropriateness of the subject matter and maturity of the students shall be considered. Staff are expected to make professional judgments regarding the selection of methods or techniques to be used. The teacher is expected to maintain a high professional standard of teaching and to employ the most effective teaching techniques to meet the District's mission. • Staff have the responsibility to conduct themselves in a manner befitting the profession.
Individual Rights and Responsibilities. To initiate the process, the following guiding principles will be utilized to acknowledge the unique responsibility both organizations have to the individuals who work within them: o Faculty will be treated with respect and dignity and will treat each other that way. Students, parents and community members will be treated with respect and dignity. The obligations of law related to non-discrimination will be met by all employees and students. The District and the PFT shall not engage in discrimination of any kind that infringes on the civil or human rights of employees. o Learning throughout the organization is fostered and promoted in an atmosphere in which there is freedom to provide for the free and orderly flow and examination of ideas so that students are able to synthesize information, discriminate between fact and opinion, discuss differing viewpoints, analyze problems, and draw conclusions. The educational program shall respect the rights of students to examine issues, have access to information, learn in an environment free from prejudice and hold and express their own opinions without personal prejudice or discrimination.
Individual Rights and Responsibilities. Each employee has a special position in the community which imposes special obligations. He/she shall remember that the public may judge his/her profession and his/her institution by his/her utterances and actions. Hence, he/she shall at all times try to be accurate, shall exercise appropriate restraint and shall show respect for the opinions and feelings of others as he/she exercises the right and obligations of citizenship.

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