TIMETABLE ENTITLEMENT Sample Clauses
The Timetable Entitlement clause defines the rights and obligations of parties regarding the scheduling and allocation of time for the performance of contractual tasks or services. Typically, it sets out how much time is allotted for specific activities, the process for requesting extensions, and the circumstances under which timetable adjustments may be permitted, such as delays caused by unforeseen events. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of the project timeline, helps manage expectations, and provides a mechanism for addressing delays, thereby reducing disputes related to scheduling and performance deadlines.
TIMETABLE ENTITLEMENT. (1) Occasional assignment means teaching the equivalent of at least one (1) full section continuously for at least seventeen (17) weeks during a semester.
(2) Entitlement shall be calculated by doubling the teacher’s best semester assignment during the current school year or the second semester assignment of the previous school year.
(3) Entitlement is exercised in accordance with Article L24.00 and cannot result in the splitting of a single course or other equivalent assignment among two (2) or more teachers.
(4) Timetable increase for an occasional assignment does not affect the teacher's location (i.e. school) on the seniority list. The teacher remains at the location (i.e. school) on the seniority list where the assignment is held.
(5) It is the responsibility of a teacher claiming an entitlement under this provision to advise the principal of the school in which the contract assignment is held of any entitlement generated by a timetable expansion in a different school. This notification, in writing, must be done within five (5) school days of the end of the accumulation period.
TIMETABLE ENTITLEMENT. (1) Occasional assignment means teaching the equivalent of at least one (1) full section continuously for at least seventeen (17) weeks during a semester.
(2) Future timetable entitlement will be accumulated from the beginning of the second semester in one school year to the end of the first semester in the immediately following school year and will be utilized in the school year immediately following this accumulation period.
(3) Entitlement is exercised in accordance with Article XXIV and cannot result in the splitting of a single course or other equivalent assignment among two (2) or more teachers.
(4) Timetable increase for an occasional assignment does not affect the teacher's location (ie school) on the seniority list. The teacher remains at the location (ie school) on the seniority list where the assignment is held.
(5) It is the responsibility of a teacher claiming an entitlement under this provision to advise the Principal of the school in which the contract assignment is held of any entitlement generated by a timetable expansion in a different school. This notification, in writing, must be done within five (5) school days of the end of the accumulation period.