Meeting Guidelines. A. The Campus Committee must meet at least twice a month unless otherwise agreed upon by the principal and the unit chairperson. The meetings shall be scheduled to begin no later than the start of the last hour of instruction for the normal school day or at a time mutually agreed to by the unit chair and administration.
Meeting Guidelines. The District shall not schedule mandatory staff meetings to begin outside the seven (7) hour workday, except for extenuating circumstances approved by the Superintendent or designee. Mandatory staff meetings shall not extend 30 minutes beyond the seven (7) hour workday. One Early Release Day per month shall be reserved for teacher planning time. All mandatory evening events shall be scheduled on either an Early Release Day or student Minimum Day. On such days, teachers will be released at the conclusion of the instructional day. Mandatory evening events shall not exceed two (2) hours, per event.
Meeting Guidelines. The District believes in providing flexibility for work schedules and accommodating employees’ work/life balance. However, the schedule for meetings and plan time for TEACHERS must be dictated by the needs and in the best interests of the students. As a result, each TEACHER’S frequency, and number of meetings to fulfill their professional responsibilities may vary weekly and monthly based on their individual role. A reasonable effort will be made by administration to minimize the number of meetings held prior to the student day for elementary and following the student day at the middle school that are not directly tied to students and/or curriculum (i.e. faculty meetings, safety/operations meetings, etc.). These guidelines do not apply to meetings that are considered professional development, have a primary focus on curriculum and/or student problem solving, and/or are voluntary in nature such as a TEACHER’s participation on a committee and/or performing an extra duty.
Meeting Guidelines. The presentation and discussion of grievances provided for in this Article shall take place outside of the regular school hours, except during the first step of this procedure which will be held during school hours so long as all persons involved could so meet without interference with their assigned duties. This provision does not apply to an arbitration hearing. Such procedures shall remain confidential unless subject to the Freedom of Information Act or applicable law.
Meeting Guidelines. The following meeting guidelines should be considered and followed when planning and/or attending meetings to be held before, during or after the school day: A. Meetings should start and end on time.
Meeting Guidelines. The presentation and discussion of grievances provided for in this Article shall take place outside of the regular work hours, except during the first step of this procedure which will be held during work hours so long as all persons involved could so meet without interference with their assigned duties. This provision does not apply to an arbitration hearing. Such procedures shall remain confidential unless subject to the Freedom of Information Act or applicable law.
Meeting Guidelines. The applicable articles of the that deal with SC meetings are through The guidelines in Section 6 below supplement these articles. Before the Meeting For positions of Coordinators, Assistant Department Heads, and Department Heads-- Associate Deans are Selection Committee Chairs. For positions of the nominee of the College President are SC Chairs. x is the responsibility of the SC Chair to set up the meeting by alerting all members of the SC of the time and place, and also to follow up with a confirming memo. Unavailability of an Associate Xxxx from the Division Concerned. In such instances, the administratorcharged with making the appointment, or delegate, shall designate another division chair from individuals presently holding that position. The designates’ name shall be forwarded to the Association for approval. Activities at the Meeting At the meeting the following shall be accomplished: Review of the position posting including the duties, responsibilities, and qualifications; Determine criteria and process for the short-listing of candidates; Review of all applications, both internal and external, in order to determine which applicants meet the criteria; Prepare a short-list(s) of the candidates that meet the prescribed criteria; Determine the questions to be asked of the applicants that shall be interviewed; Determine the order in which the questions shall be asked. Procedural Guidelines for Selection Committees At the end of the meeting, the Chair shall collect all the documentation pertaining to the applicants and the process, and remind the delegates that the information is confidential. The Short-listing of Candidates The SC delegates at the meeting shall determine the process and establish the criteria which determine who will be short-listed. All candidates who, in the meet the criteria decided upon in above, shall be short-listed. Three short-lists shall be made: one for candidates from within the bargaining unit: one for other employees of the College; and external candidates. Short-listed candidates shall be interviewed in the following order: those from within the bargaining unit; if no candidate is found suitable for the position, then those who are not within the bargaining unit but who are employees of if no candidate is found suitable for the position, then external candidates. If the SC selects a candidate as per then interviewing of candidates on the next short-list shall not proceed. A secret ballot shall, upon request of any member ...
Meeting Guidelines. Meetings must be held at least twice a week between team members and whenever it is essential to discuss an urgent matter. • We will conduct weekly meetings with our mentors to discuss our updates. Additionally, meetings will be requested when required. • All types of meetings are mandatory to be attended unless any of the team members has a valid reason not to attend. • In case a member was unable to join a meeting for any circumstances, she should notify the leader and other team members at least a day earlier. • Every week we will choose a member to take the responsibility of recording the meeting minutes. Conflict Resolution: • Ensuring equal responsibility;the workload will be split equally between team members. • Any concerns must be reported to the team leader; if the team leader was unable to resolve the problem, the mentor is the person to reach out to for help. • Conflicts must be resolved within the team. If a member fails to cooperate, the mentor will be informed about the situation. • Respect and honesty are always key to maintaining a healthy relationship between the team members. • To avoid late work, early deadlines will be set for each assignment before the real deadline. • To be open-minded to others’ ideas and opinions. • Avoid underestimating the potential of other team members. • If for any circumstances a team member is not able to finish her tasks on the agreed time, the other team members must be notified beforehand. I have understood and agreed on all the terms and conditions in this contract. Name Signature Date Xxxxxxx Xx-Xxxxxx donated September 13,2020 Xxxxx Xx-Xxxxxxx SIT September 13,2020 Xxxx Xx-Xxxxx September 13,2020 We approve the team working agreement Name Signature Date
Meeting Guidelines. There are a number of aspects to be aware of and to consider when planning and conducting a consultation with Rainforest Aboriginal people.
Meeting Guidelines. 1. Meetings involving the entire team will be held every week.
