Common use of SCHEDULING CONFLICTS Clause in Contracts

SCHEDULING CONFLICTS. (i) Where there is more than one section or group in a course and an individual is unable to accept a position in the course because the appointment is so scheduled as to conflict with another position they have accepted within the University, the employer shall make reasonable efforts to resolve such a conflict to enable the individual to accept both positions.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: 2 Collective Agreement, 2 Collective Agreement, 2 Collective Agreement

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SCHEDULING CONFLICTS. (i) Where there is more than one section or group in a course and an individual is unable to accept a position in the course because the appointment is so scheduled as to conflict with another position they have she has accepted within the University, the employer shall make reasonable efforts to resolve such a conflict to enable the individual to accept both positions.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

SCHEDULING CONFLICTS. (i) Where there is more than one section or group in a course and an individual is unable to accept a position in the course because the appointment is so scheduled as to conflict with another position they have she has accepted within the University, the employer Employer shall make reasonable efforts to resolve such a conflict to enable the individual to accept both positions.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Unit 2 Collective Agreement

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SCHEDULING CONFLICTS. (i) Where there is more than one section or group in a course and an individual is unable to accept a position in the course because the appointment is so scheduled as to conflict with another position they have has accepted within the University, the employer shall make reasonable efforts to resolve such a conflict to enable the individual to accept both positions.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: 2 Collective Agreement

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