Common use of Long-Term Substitutes Clause in Contracts

Long-Term Substitutes. A long-term substitute is defined as a substitute employee who works twenty (20) or more consecutive days in the same position. Long-term substitutes shall not be covered by the terms and conditions of this Agreement except as identified in this Section.

Long-Term Substitutes. 1. A long-long term substitute is defined as a substitute an employee who works twenty is engaged for the purpose of replacing a temporary or professional employee on approved leave of absence or on approved sick leave when such leave is anticipated to be longer than forty (2040) or more consecutive days in the same position. Long-term substitutes shall not be covered by the terms and conditions of this Agreement except as identified in this Sectionsuccessive teaching days.

Long-Term Substitutes. A long-term substitute is defined as a substitute employee who works twenty (20) or more consecutive days in the same position, or thirty (30) days in any school year. Long-term substitutes shall not be covered by the terms and conditions of this Agreement except as identified in this Section.

Long-Term Substitutes. 1) A long-term substitute is will be defined as a substitute employee who works twenty someone employed for more than twenty-five (2025) or more consecutive work days in a specific assignment. This is not for the same position. Long-term substitutes shall not be covered by the terms and conditions purpose of this Agreement except as identified in this Sectionfilling a vacancy.

Long-Term Substitutes. A Also included in the bargaining unit are long-term substitutes. The term long-term substitute is defined as a shall mean any substitute employee who works has worked thirty (30) or more days during the current or immediately preceding calendar year in a bargaining unit position, and who continues to be available for employment, and any substitute employee who replaces a bargaining unit employee for twenty (20) or more consecutive days in the same position. Long-term substitutes shall not be covered by the terms and conditions of this Agreement except as identified in this Sectiondays.

Long-Term Substitutes. A The term" long-term substitute is defined as a substitute substitute" shall mean any person who has substituted for another employee and who works twenty has worked thirty (2030) or more consecutive days in full shifts during the same positioncurrent or immediately preceding contract year. Long-Long term substitutes shall not be covered by paid at the terms and conditions beginning level of this Agreement except as identified in this Sectionthe salary schedule.