Placement on Salary Grid of Occasional Teaching Staff on Long Term Assignments Sample Clauses

Placement on Salary Grid of Occasional Teaching Staff on Long Term Assignments. 6.4.1 For purposes of placement on the salary grid, with the first placement occurring during the school year in progress, the Employer shall recognize experience acquired as outlined in Employers 6.2 and 6.3 of this collective agreement.
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