Selection and Appointment members of the certificated employee bargaining unit employed on a 17 200 day contract or less shall be considered as qualified applicants for a summer school 18 assignment. Summer school teaching assignments shall be limited to two consecutive summer 19 sessions so long as other qualified teachers have applied to teach summer school. If a teacher 20 accepts a summer school assignment and then declines after June 1, the initial acceptance will 21 count as though the teacher completed the summer assignment. Bargaining unit members will 22 have first priority for summer school assignments.
Selection and Appointment. 1. Selection and employment of per diem substitutes, extended term substitutes, building substitutes and general substitutes shall be based upon the judgment of the Superintendent.
Selection and Appointment. 1. Establishment is the recognition of good professional performance in a particular course over a defined period of time. It is the practice of granting preference to those Members for teaching assignments of a course in which they have met the conditions of this Agreement.
Selection and Appointment. A. Each applicant shall fill out and sign a written job application and each application shall be kept for at least two (2) years.
Selection and Appointment. Department Chairpersons shall be appointed by the Board upon recommendation of the Xxxx of the college, after appropriate consultation with the Unit Members of the Department, and with concurrence by the Chancellor and the President. Appropriate consultation will include the following provisions: (a) Unit Members will have an opportunity to express, in a timely manner, opinions regarding the conduct of the search and the credentials of the candidates; (b) Unit Members will be afforded the opportunity to express their views on the selection of the finalists; (c) Unit Members will have an opportunity to meet with the candidates who are invited to the campus; (d) and in order to accommodate the above activities, searches for chairpersons will be conducted, if feasible, during the academic year.
Selection and Appointment. Regular Full Time (RFT)
Selection and Appointment. 11:01 If a vacant or new regular position or term position of at least six (6) months known duration, in the bargaining unit is to be filled, a competitive selection process will be used.
Selection and Appointment. 18 6.1.2.3 Emergency Hire Situation ...........................................................................................19 6.1.3 Search Committee ......................................................................................................19 Selection and Term of a Department Head .................................................................20 Selection and Term of a Program Coordinator ............................................................21 Right of First Refusal/Conversion to Regular Full-Time ..............................................21
Selection and Appointment. A. The Board or its designee shall be responsible for the selection, employment, assignment, transfer and dismissal of all persons covered by this Agreement. It is expected that school principals and/or unit supervisors will aid in the selection of applicants for positions within their schools or units.
Selection and Appointment. It has long been a question whether church officers should be selected by the congregation at large, or by the Evangelist charged with effecting the organization of the church. There is but little said on the subject in the Scriptures, but those who are willing to be guided by the slightest indications of the will of God in preference to their own judgment, will find sufficient to satisfy them. We have only one example on record, in which we are distinctly told what part was taken by the congregation, and what by the ordaining officers. This is the case of the seven deacons of the church in Jerusalem. The Apostles called together "the multitude of the disciples," and said, "Look you out among you seven men of honest report, full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom, whom we may appoint over this business," Acts vi: 2, 3. The selection, then, was made by the multitude, and the appointment by the apostles. The distinction made between these two terms should not be overlooked. The term appoint is sometimes understood as including the selection, but in the style of the apostles it means merely induction into office, and is distinguished from the selection which precedes it. Now, in the case of the Elders in the churches of Lycaonia and Pisidia, it is said that Xxxx and Xxxxxxxx "ordained them"; or, to express it more accurately, "appointed them." Acts xiv: 23. The word here rendered appoint (cheirotoneo) is not the one so rendered in Acts vi: 3; but in such a connection its current meaning is about the same. The part performed by the apostles in this case being the same as in the case of the deacons, it is fair to presume that the part performed by the people was also the same, and that Xxxx fails to mention it because, having previously stated the process of selecting one class of church officers, he could presume that his readers would understand that the same process was observed in the present instance. Indeed, the nature of the case is such that we would of necessity so understand it, unless expressly informed that the process was different. If a traveler, giving an account of the customs of some newly discovered tribe of men, should describe the selection of a certain class of officers of their government, and afterward frequently speak of the selection of other classes of officers, without intimating that the process was different, it would necessarily be inferred that the process was the same, unless, indeed, there should be found something in the context, or...
