Durational definition

Durational. An employee hired for a specific term, for a reason not provided above, including a grant or specially funded program of a specific term, not to exceed one year. Status: A temporary employee shall become durational after 6 months or one year if extended.
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Durational. An employee hired for a specific term, for a reason not provided above, including a grant or specially funded program of a specific term, not to exceed one (1) year.
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Examples of Durational in a sentence

  • In accordance with the provisions of Public Act 03-174, employees working in a teaching position solely on the basis of a Durational Shortage Area Permit (DSAP) shall be included in the bargaining unit.

  • A certified employee or an employee serving under a Durational Shortage Area Permit (“DSAP”) who is replacing a teacher for more than forty (40) consecutive school days on an approved or authorized leave of absence.

  • A certified employee or an employee serving under a Durational Shortage Area Permit (“DSAP”) who is filling a position for more than forty (40) consecutive school days for which a permanent teacher has not been appointed.

  • A certified employee or an employee serving under a Durational Shortage Area Permit (“DSAP”) who is filling a position for more than forty (40) consecutive school days due to the resignation, retirement or termination of a regularly appointed teacher prior to the end of the academic year to which he/she was appointed.

  • Durational and Temporary Employees Definitions: Temporary: Position filled for a short term, seasonal, or emergency situation, including to cover for a permanent position when the incumbent is on workers’ compensation or other extended leave, not to exceed 6 months.

  • In accordance with the provisions of CT Statutes 10-14 (n), employees working in a teaching position solely on the basis of a Durational Shortage Area Permit (DSAP) shall be included in the bargaining unit.

  • Department Heads and Instructors in permanent positions who do not have an option to elect a permanent position as provided above may displace any Durational Department Head or any Durational Instructor with less continuous full-time service in the bargaining unit (excluding substitute work), provided he/she is certified in that area and has more continuous full-time service than the Durational employee.

  • The work day and work year for full-time Durational employees shall be the same as for other full-time employees as outlined in Article 6 of the Agreement governing full-time employees.

  • The pupil load for Durational and regularly scheduled part-time employees shall be governed by Article 7, Section One of the Agreement concerning full-time employees.

  • The Board recognizes the Norwich Teachers League as the exclusive representative for purposes of collective bargaining of all certified professional employees of the Board, including those employees holding Durational Shortage Area Permits, except temporary substitutes and employees occupying positions requiring a supervisory or administrative certificate.