Renewal of Appointments. 17.7.1 - Reappointments will be at the sole discretion of the University, except as abridged by this Agreement.
Renewal of Appointments. Assistants whose academic progress and service record have been determined to be satisfactory are eligible for reappointment at the sole discretion of the University, subject to the criteria provided for in Article III – Section G, based on the past performance and service of the assistant, availability of funds, the University’s determination of the need for service, or other factors. Departments have differing policies on the length of time students may hold assistantships and may limit the total number of semesters that an assistant may serve. In accordance with the University’s standard of excellence, assistants must maintain a high standard of performance in their duties in order for their assignments to be considered for renewal.
Renewal of Appointments. 23.9.1 A Term Certain appointment may be renewed provided that the specified circumstances in Article 23, Clause 23.2, continue to be present.
Renewal of Appointments. 6.6.1 Limited Term Contracts should not exceed three (3) years. In the event that an extension beyond the initial contract is deemed necessary by the department and the VPAD, the VPAD will notify the Faculty Association. An individual shall be limited to four (4) years of total contract LTA employment. The number of contracts within that four-year limit may vary depending on the length of the initial contract.
Renewal of Appointments. (1) The appointment of tenured or permanent status faculty shall be renewed annually unless terminated for just cause subject to the limitations set forth in Article 27, Disciplinary Action and Job Abandonment. The terms of the renewal of the appointment shall be consistent with the appointment in which the faculty member was granted tenure or permanent status or prior renewal.
Renewal of Appointments. The recommendation to the Xxxxxxx to renew or not renew an appointment prior to granting of continuous appointment is the prerogative of the Director of Library in consultation with the librarians holding continuous appointment in a meeting called for that purpose. The recommendation shall be subject to the approval of the Xxxxxxx. In cases where non-renewal is recommended, the librarian shall have the right to present his or her case in person to the Director of Library, if he or she has provided in writing to the appropriate offices, no later than ten (10) working days after notice of non-renewal of appointment, notice of his or her intention to appeal the recommendation. The affected librarian shall have the right to request the assistance of another bargaining unit member in presenting his or her case to the Director of Library. Notice of non-reappointment, or of intention not to recommend reappointment, shall be given in writing in accordance with the following standards: 1514 1515 Not later than March 1 of the first year of service, if the appointment 1516 expires at the end of that fiscal year. 1517 1518 Not later than December 15 of the second year of service, if the 1519 appointment expires at the end of that fiscal year. 1520 1521 At least twelve months before the expiration of an appointment after two or 1522 more years of service. 1523 1524 1525 1526 1527 1528 1529 1530 1531 1532 1533 1534 1535 1536 1537 1538 1539 1540 1541 1542 1543 1544 1545 1546 1547 1548 1549 1550 1551 1552 1553 1554 1555 1556 1557 1558 1559
Renewal of Appointments. After the initial appointment, a faculty member shall be notified of the renewal of an appointment by means of a Notice of Appointment or a letter indicating the renewal of the reappointment.
Renewal of Appointments. A. The parties agree that the decision to renew the appointment of a HSO is not subject to negotiation, and neither is it grievable through this collective bargaining agreement. However, the PHT shall take all administrative steps within its control to ensure that HSOs are notified of academic competency deficiencies as follows: This section will address the process to be utilized when a HSO is not meeting academic expectations of a program:
Renewal of Appointments. A. The parties agree that the decision to renew the appointment of a housestaff officer is not subject to negotiation, and neither is it grievable through this collective bargaining agreement. However, the Trust shall take all administrative steps within its control to ensure that housestaff officers are notified of academic competency deficiencies as follows: This section will address the process to be utilized when a housestaff officer is not meeting academic expectations of a program:
Renewal of Appointments. Reappointments will be at the sole discretion of the University, except as abridged by this Agreement. If a GA is not offered renewal of appointment, the GA may request a meeting with contact the hiring supervisor to discuss whether other employment opportunities exist for them based on their qualifications. The hiring supervisor will respond within working five (5) days. If the GA is dissatisfied with the hiring supervisor's response to their request or does not receive a response within working five (5) days, they may request a meeting with a higher-level supervisor, or bring their correspondence and concerns to the Labor Management Committee. If the basis for not offering reappointment is that satisfactory academic progress has not been met, GAs may appeal departmental decisions through the University's Academic Appeals process, and not through the grievance and arbitration process in Article GRIEVANCE_ARTICLE.
