Temporary Bargaining Unit definition
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Temporary Bargaining Unit Employees may be hired for up to four hundred and eighty (480) hours or twelve (12) weeks, whichever is less.
Temporary Bargaining Unit Members’ positions shall be posted on or before April 20th of each school year.
The terms and conditions of this article (38) shall apply to all Temporary Bargaining Unit Members.
Temporary Bargaining Unit Employees may be hired where the Employer reasonably perceives at the time of the hiring that the work will be of a temporary nature, to meet minimum staffing levels, to replace Bargaining Unit Employees on vacation or leave of absence, to avoid the use of an external employment agency or to address an emergent staffing need within a facility.
Temporary Bargaining Unit members are not covered by this section.
Any Temporary Bargaining Unit Employee working consistently at any single facility for four hundred and eighty (480) hours or twelve (12) weeks will become a regular Bargaining Unit Employee.
There shall be at least one (1) formal classroom observation for each Permanent Bargaining Unit Member and three (3) for each Probationary and Temporary Bargaining Unit Member recorded on the Observation Rating Form.
Temporary Bargaining Unit Members may not grieve termination due to the end of their contract or grant-funded position.
Temporary Bargaining Unit Members have all of the protections afforded under this Agreement including Article XII (Reduction in Force) Section 3, except for the expectation of continued employment beyond the duration of their contract or the grant.