Provisions for Redeployment Sample Clauses

Provisions for Redeployment. The following redeployment/supernumerary procedures shall apply to a permanently employed teacher who is redeployed under clause 9A.7(a).
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Provisions for Redeployment. 1. Where a reduction in permanent positions cannot be met either by attrition or transfer(s), the teachers shall be give at least three months’ notice in writing, then redeployment shall be explored in consultation with the union.
Provisions for Redeployment. Where a reduction in permanent positions cannot be met either by attrition or transfer(s), the teachers shall be give at least three months' notice in writing, then redeployment shall be explored in consultation with the union. The employer and employee may take up to the whole of the notice period under clause 2.10.1 to identify a suitable alternative position as per clause 2.10.6. The employer will identify any available or impending vacancies for which the teacher(s) may wish to be considered. During the notice period in clause 2.10.1 both the employer and the permanent teacher(s) shall make reasonable efforts to locate a suitable alternative position as described in clause 2.10.6 below, in a free kindergarten (or association in the case of senior teachers). In the event that an offer of a suitable alternative position is made, the employer's responsibilities under these provisions shall be fulfilled. The suitable alternative position is one which: is in the same location or within reasonable commuting distance; has substantially similar terms and conditions of employment; and has comparable duties and responsibilities. The employer and any affected teacher and the union may, with the concurrence of the Secretary for Education, agree in writing to an alternative arrangement to the provisions contained in this clause. The provisions of this clause shall apply in the event of the contracting out of any work of teachers covered by this Agreement or in the event of the sale or transfer of ownership of all or part of the business.
Provisions for Redeployment. The following redeploy ent/supernu erary procedures shall apply to a per anently e ployed teacher who is redeployed under clause 9A.7(a). 9A.8.1 The e ployer shall assist the teacher to find a suitable alternative position and will eet the reasonable costs of attending relevant interviews.

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