Itinerant Unit Members Sample Clauses

Itinerant Unit Members. 11.3.2.1. Because it is important that all itinerant unit members have adequate work space, a meeting shall be held with the site administrator, at the request of the unit member, to discuss the unit member’s needs. Site administrators are strongly encouraged to provide itinerant unit members with this adequate work space and all appropriate equipment. Sites with limited space availability should explore the possibility of locating an alternative facility on the site for use by the itinerant staff. To the extent possible, whenever it is necessary to use such space during the itinerant unit member's scheduled time, the unit member shall be notified in advance.
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Itinerant Unit Members. Annually, no later than the first report-back-to-work day, the District shall notify each itinerant unit member of the unit member’s assigned school site(s). For unit members assigned to more than one school site, the District shall designate the school site where the unit member is assigned the greatest number of minutes per week as the unit member’s primary school site. The site administrator at the unit member’s primary school site shall be the unit member’s primary evaluator (See Section 14.3.2). The District shall provide each itinerant unit member with the same lunch and preparation time as the other unit members at the unit member’s primary assigned school site.
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Itinerant Unit Members. 6 An itinerant unit member shall be defined as a bargaining unit member who travels to 7 more than one site in order to fulfill his/her job assignment. 8 Schedules for itinerant unit members, including teachers, psychologists, nurses, 9 language/speech/hearing specialists, adaptive physical education teachers, and resource 10 specialists shall be developed annually in consultation with their immediate supervisor and 11 approved by the Associate Superintendent.
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Itinerant Unit Members. For itinerants, a base site may be established at any site operated by the Riverside County Office of Education.
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Itinerant Unit Members. 11.3.2.1. It is important that all itinerant unit members have adequate work space. Site administrators are strongly encouraged to provide itinerant unit members with this adequate work space and all appropriate equipment. Sites with limited space availability should explore the possibility of locating an alternative facility on the site for use by the itinerant staff. To the extent possible, whenever it is necessary to use such space during the itinerant unit member's scheduled time, the unit member shall be notified in advance.
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Itinerant Unit Members. 24 Beginning the first working day all itinerant unit members will be provided a suitable 25 work area during their scheduled day(s) at the site.
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Related to Itinerant Unit Members

  • Unit Members Whenever used in this Agreement, the term “Employee” shall mean all classroom teachers (pre- K-12), counselors, librarians (and/or their successor job title and/or classification), psychologists, social workers, home and hospital teachers, department heads, master teachers, academic coaches, instructional associates, instructional support teachers, educational associates, speech/language speech-language pathologists, audiologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, facilitators, consulting teachers, IEP Team Associates, pupil personnel worker, teacher – mentor, teacher – staff developer, and art, music and physical education resource teachers.

  • Unit Member Any employee of the Board of Education who is a member of the unit, including substitutes and home and hospital teachers.

  • Part-Time Unit Members Except as otherwise specifically provided in this Agreement, the following Articles shall apply to part–time faculty and professional unit members: Preamble Article I Recognition and Definitions Article II Relationship between the Association and the Employer Article II–A Special Joint Study Committee Article III Use of Employer’s Facilities

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  • Bargaining Unit Member Rights 1. When an employee is to be interviewed or questioned concerning a complaint or allegation of misconduct, the employee will be informed of, prior to the interview, the nature of the investigation and whether the employee is the subject of the investigation or a witness in the investigation. If the employee is the subject of investigation, the employee will also be informed of the specifics of each complaint or allegation against him/her.

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