Effect of Sabbatical Leave on Salary Increments and Retirement Sample Clauses

Effect of Sabbatical Leave on Salary Increments and Retirement. (1) A teacher who acquires twelve semester units per semester’s leave shall be credited with one complete semester of teaching service for salary increment purposes. Sabbatical leave credit for salary increments will be tentatively granted on approval of the sabbatical leave program submitted with the application. Completion of the program must be verified by April 15 for those returning from first semester leave and November 15 for those returning from second semester and full-year leave. Failure to verify completion by this date will result in the loss of any salary granted on the basis of the approved preplan.
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Effect of Sabbatical Leave on Salary Increments and Retirement. 10 1. An employee on sabbatical leave shall be entitled to the increment for which 11 he/she would have been eligible had he/she not been on leave. The leave 12 shall not interrupt the employee's progress on the salary schedule.
Effect of Sabbatical Leave on Salary Increments and Retirement. Sabbatical leave shall be considered as a time in service in the District salary schedule purposes. Retirement deductions shall be made in ratio to the salary received. An employee shall have additional STRS employee deductions if s/he so requests.

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