Filling the Position Sample Clauses

Filling the Position. Notwithstanding the above arbitration, the District shall have the right to fill such modified or new job classification position(s) and pay the employee(s) thus hired the salary range specified therefore by the District. If the arbitrator upholds the Union's position, the award shall become effective the date the job was changed.
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Filling the Position a. Applicants must submit a resume with their applications which details how they meet the specific qualifications listed on the posting.
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Filling the Position. Before the employee commits to the assignment, Management will determine whether it intends to fill the position on a temporary or regular basis and discuss the decision and rationales with the employee. Xxxxx Power will inform the employee of any intent to change this plan while the employee is on an assignment.
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Filling the Position. Transfers* shall be awarded in accordance with the following procedures:
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Filling the Position. 1. Any employee who meets the qualifications for the position as determined by the Superintendent or designee shall have the opportunity to apply and interview for the job. Bids may be made electronically on the district website or by using Appendix A of the GLASS contract by the end of the workday on the final day of posting.
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Filling the Position. The Board agrees to give due consideration to the professional background and attainments of all applicants and other relevant factors. In the event that two (2) or more applicants are equally qualified, seniority in the district shall be used to determine the appointment. If there are no applicants, an external search will be made. If the external search fails to produce a qualified candidate, the Administration will assign a qualified staff member in reverse order of seniority, for a period of one school year with the exception of detention monitor. Announcements of appointments shall be made by posting a list in the office of the central administration and in employees lounge. The list shall be given to the Association and shall indicate which positions have been filled and by whom. In the filling of any future openings of additional duties, the Board of Education shall determine the allocation of such position giving consideration to individual qualified persons.
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