Common use of Late Openings Clause in Contracts

Late Openings. 1. For unanticipated openings which occur two weeks prior to the school year, the District may, without complying with the posting and application procedures, fill the opening on a permanent basis with a unit member who has been declared “surplus” from his or her work location by virtue of an unanticipated drop in enrollment, program change or the like.

Late Openings. 1. For unanticipated openings which occur two weeks prior to the school year and throughout the current school year, the District may, without complying with the posting and application procedures, fill the opening on a permanent basis with a unit member who has been declared “surplus” from his or her work location by virtue of an unanticipated drop in enrollment, program change or the like.

Late Openings. 1. For unanticipated openings which occur two weeks prior to the school year, the District may, without complying with the posting and application procedures, fill the opening on a permanent basis with a unit member who has been declared “surplus” ―surplus‖ from his or her work location by virtue of an unanticipated drop in enrollment, program change or the like.

Late Openings. 1. For unanticipated openings which both occur two weeks prior and are to be filled during the same school year, the District may, without complying with the posting and application procedures, fill the opening on a permanent regular basis with a unit member an employee who has been declared “"surplus” " from his or her work location by virtue of an unanticipated drop in enrollment, program change change, or the like.