Sabbatical. (a) After every six years of service, an employee may apply for sabbatical leave of three months, or other agreed period, on full pay, whether as a continuous period or a series of separate periods, to spend time at other clinical units or centres, universities or research institutes or working (or volunteering) for a medical charity for the purposes of strengthening or acquiring clinical knowledge or skills or undertaking an approved course of study or research in matters relevant to their clinical practice.
Sabbatical. Leave without pay may be granted for sabbatical for the purpose of professional employee growth
Sabbatical. Members meeting the eligibility rules for sabbatical leave provided for in OAR 580-021- 0205 as revised February 2, 1993 will be considered for sabbatical leave as follows:
Sabbatical. Upon returning to regular employment as a faculty member, the individual who has served as IFO President shall be given the right to a one (1) semester sabbatical after serving one (1) term in office, and two (2) semesters if more than one (1) term is served. The sabbatical shall be at full base salary but otherwise consistent with the provisions of Article 19, Section C, Subd. 3-7. This sabbatical leave shall not be counted toward nor be used to deny a sabbatical leave to which the IFO President would be contractually eligible to take based on the faculty member’s years of service. However, the time served as IFO President shall not be counted as time toward years of service for purposes of eligibility for such contractual sabbatical leave only.
Sabbatical. Leave without pay may be granted for sabbatical for the purpose of professional employee growth. Sabbaticals may be taken for up to six (6) months every five (5) years and may be split into three (3) month periods with management approval.
Sabbatical a. The Board may grant a Teacher, on written request, an unpaid sabbatical of up to one (1) school year for improvement of professional skills through:
Sabbatical. The University endorses sabbaticals as a means of encouraging continuous professional development, and productive scholarship, which will be mutually beneficial to the academic staff member and the institution. An academic staff member may apply for, or the University may offer, a sabbatical. The University shall grant annually a limited number of sabbaticals in keeping with its responsibilities. Such sabbaticals shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Sabbatical. Extended professional leave as a Sabbatical Leave for approved study, travel, or research may be granted by the Board to teachers who have completed five (5) years of service in the school district under the following conditions:
Sabbatical. If a teacher has taught for at least seven (7) years in the District and requests an advanced-study leave as specified in sections A. and B. 1. a. above, the advanced study leave will be called a "sabbatical leave" on the records of the school district.
Sabbatical. 17.7.1 Definition
