Extraordinary service definition

Extraordinary service means the services of a one-to-one aide, or one-to-one nurse, for a student as required by the student’s individualized education program (IEP).

Extraordinary service means the services of a one-to-one aide for a student.

Extraordinary service means extraordinary performance in the public interest by an employee in connection with the employee's University employment.

Examples of Extraordinary service in a sentence

• Extraordinary service contributions in these areas, where they involve applications of professional knowledge or university and professional leadership, may be reflected in faculty merit evaluations and, in rare cases, in enhanced service assignments as a part of the normal faculty workload.

• Extraordinary service to the San Juan Island Library District as a staff member; B.

• The absence of a metal ion can be seen by the depression in the central cavity.

• A new section to chapter 15.1-07 of the North Dakota Century Code is created and enacted as follows: Compensation - Reimbursement - Extraordinary service.

• Extraordinary service can be in as many different areas of University life as can be imagined, including teaching, fundraising, administration, management, generosity, leadership, innovation, labors in the vineyards.

• Extraordinary service to the Authority resulting in increased revenue.

• Extraordinary service in the event of emergencies may be given careful consideration.

• Extraordinary service and auxiliary trains from internal traffic, whose introduction into traffic is conditioned by operational needs, which is decided by the infrastructure manager, are marked by replacing the number 7 (the first digit of the base train number) with the number 8.

• Extraordinary service to the undergraduate students at the University of Waterloo;5.

• Ordinary service hours are: • from Monday to Friday, 8 am to 8 pm excluding national and religious holidays and those under the contract in force at MIX s.r.l.; Extraordinary service hours are: · all those not set forth under the preceding point.