Political Office. Any employee who is elected to a full time Municipal, Provincial or Federal government office shall be granted a leave of absence in order to allow him to fulfil his elected duties.
Political Office. (a) The Employer recognizes the right of an Employee to participate in public affairs. The Employer shall allow leave of absence without pay so that an Employee may be a candidate in federal, provincial or municipal elections.
Political Office. Employees who wish to run for public office in a municipal, provincial or federal election shall first obtain from the Employer a leave of absence without pay. If elected, the Employer may require the employee to resign.
Political Office. An employee may apply for an extension of the special leave for an additional year.
Political Office. Leaves without pay shall be granted to serve in public office. Such leaves may be granted annually and renewed annually for the length of the term of office.
Political Office. A leave of absence without pay for a period of six weeks will be granted to an employee, upon request, for the purpose of campaigning for his personal election to public office. An employee elected or appointed to public political office will be granted, upon request, a leave of absence without pay for additional time to serve one full term in office.
Political Office. 39.01 During the period of active campaigning prior to the day of the Federal or Provincial election the employee must take leave of absence. The period of active campaigning is deemed to commence on the day notice of election is given.
Political Office. 43.01 An Employee who campaigns as a candidate for public office is expected to carry out campaign activities outside normal work hours. When the College determines that campaign activities interfere with normal working hours or affect an Employee's ability to teach, a leave of absence without pay must be taken for the duration of the campaign.
Political Office. 31.01 An employee who is nominated to run as a candidate in a federal or provincial election, or who is elected to a position in the Canadian House of Commons or the PEI Provincial Legislature shall be entitled to a leave of absence without pay for up to one year and without loss of seniority.
Political Office. Leave of absence, without salary, may be granted to teachers who hold tenure and are elected to public offices.
