Common use of Long-Term Substitute Position Clause in Contracts

Long-Term Substitute Position. A long-term substitute unit member is a substitute teacher who works a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignment for a regular classroom teacher who is on leave or a substitute teacher who fills a vacancy for a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignment. Any break in service will end the long-term status except that a substitute unit member may be absent as specified in Article 9 of these Substitute Articles.

Long-Term Substitute Position. A long-term substitute unit member is a substitute teacher who works a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignment for a regular classroom teacher who is on leave or a substitute teacher who fills a vacancy for a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignmentassignment . Any break in service will end the long-term status except that a substitute unit member may be absent as specified in Article 9 of these Substitute ArticlesArticles .

Long-Term Substitute Position. A long-term substitute sub- stitute unit member is a substitute teacher who works a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignment for a regular classroom teacher who is on leave or a substitute teacher who fills a vacancy for a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignmentassignment . Any break in service will end the long-term status except that a substitute unit member may be absent as specified in Article 9 of these Substitute ArticlesArticles .

Long-Term Substitute Position. A long-term substitute sub- stitute unit member is a substitute teacher who works a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignment for a regular classroom teacher who is on leave or a substitute teacher who fills a vacancy for a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays in the same assignment. Any break in service will end the long-term status except that a substitute unit member may be absent as specified in Article 9 of these Substitute Articles.

Long-Term Substitute Position. A substitute unit member will be considered a long-term substitute unit member is a substitute teacher who works a minimum of 11 beginning on the 6th consecutive workdays in the same assignment for a regular classroom teacher who is on leave or a substitute teacher who fills a vacancy for a minimum of 11 consecutive workdays workday in the same assignment. Any break in service will end the long-term status except that a substitute unit member may be absent as specified in Article 9 8 of these Substitute Articles.