Common use of REDUCTIONS IN PERSONNEL Clause in Contracts

REDUCTIONS IN PERSONNEL. A. Should substantial and unforeseen changes in student population or other conditions make necessary a general reduction in the number of teachers employed by the District, teachers shall be laid off on the basis of seniority, provided that a more senior teacher may be laid off while a less senior teach is employed, if the more senior teacher is not certified and qualified for the position to which the less senior teacher is assigned. Further, this procedure shall be subject to the Michigan Teachers’ Tenure Act. To be qualified for a position a teacher must satisfy the highly qualified teacher requirements as established by the Department of Education and State and Federal law and the qualification criteria set forth in Section C of this Article and in Article XV, Section D. The Association and District will further use their best efforts to assist all teachers whose employment is terminated for lack of work to secure professional employment.

REDUCTIONS IN PERSONNEL. A. Should substantial and unforeseen changes in student population or other conditions make necessary a general reduction in the number of teachers employed by the District, teachers shall be laid off off on the basis of seniority, provided that a more senior teacher may be laid off off while a less senior teach is employed, if the more senior teacher is not certified and qualified for the position to which the less senior teacher is assigned. Further, this procedure shall be subject to the Michigan Teachers’ Tenure Act. To be qualified for a position a teacher must satisfy the highly qualified teacher requirements as established by the Department of Education and State and Federal law and the qualification criteria set forth in Section C of this Article and in Article XV, Section D. The Association and District will further use their best efforts efforts to assist all teachers whose employment is terminated for lack of work to secure professional employment.

REDUCTIONS IN PERSONNEL. A. Should substantial and unforeseen changes in student population or other conditions make necessary a general reduction in the number of teachers employed by the District, teachers shall be laid off off on the basis of seniority, provided that a more senior teacher may be laid off off while a less senior teach is employed, if the more senior teacher is not certified certified and qualified qualified for the position to which the less senior teacher is assigned. Further, this procedure shall be subject to the Michigan Teachers’ Tenure Act. To be qualified qualified for a position a teacher must satisfy the highly qualified qualified teacher requirements as established by the Department of Education and State and Federal law and the qualification qualification criteria set forth in Section C of this Article and in Article XV, Section D. The Association and District will further use their best efforts efforts to assist all teachers whose employment is terminated for lack of work to secure professional employment.