Department Personnel Committee Sample Clauses

Department Personnel Committee. VI.2.1 There shall be a Personnel Committee established in each department. The Personnel Committee shall be elected annually by and amongst members of the Department Committee. The Personnel Committee shall be chaired by the Department Chair, serving in a voting capacity, and at least two (2) members in the department, where possible of more than one rank and gender, elected by the Department Committee, and it may include students up to a number smaller than the number of faculty members, other than the Chair. Where there are not enough faculty members to satisfy the above, the Xxxx and the Chair shall mutually agree upon an appropriate replacement. In constituting the committee, consideration should be paid to representation of designated groups as defined by Employment Equity legislation. The Personnel Committee shall consider applications and make recommendations to the Chair concerning all appointments to the department and it shall consider and make recommendations concerning all questions of reappointment, renewal of probationary appointments, promotion, merit awards, and requests for unpaid leaves, as defined by this Agreement.
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Department Personnel Committee. VI.2.1 There shall be a Personnel Committee established in each department. The Personnel Committee shall be elected annually by and amongst members of the Department Committee. The Personnel Committee shall be chaired by the Department Chair, serving in a voting capacity, and at least two (2) members in the department, where possible of more than one rank and gender, elected by the Department Committee, and it may include students up to a number smaller than the number of faculty members, other than the Chair. Where there are not enough faculty members to satisfy the above, the Xxxx and the Chair shall mutually agree upon an appropriate replacement. In constituting the committee, consideration should be paid to representation of designated groups as defined by Employment Equity legislation.
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