Common use of Further Rights Clause in Contracts

Further Rights. (a) A teacher whose employment has been terminated or whose assignment has been reduced due to surplus procedures shall have the right of recall, in order of seniority, to positions for which the teacher is qualified for five years if the teacher has completed the probationary period and for two years if the teacher has not completed the probationary period. The teacher shall be included in the teacher’s former school’s complement for the purpose of staff allocation in accordance with Article 17.02 (a) each year. A teacher who is recalled shall have all previously accrued benefits reinstated.

Further Rights. (a) A teacher whose employment has been terminated or whose assignment has been reduced due to surplus procedures shall have the right of recall, in order of seniority, to positions for which the teacher is qualified for five years if the teacher has completed the probationary period and for two years if the teacher has not completed the probationary period. The teacher shall be included in the teacher’s former school’s complement for the purpose of staff allocation in accordance with Article 17.02 (a) 17.03 and 17.04 each year. A teacher who is recalled shall have all previously accrued benefits reinstated.

Further Rights. (a) A teacher whose employment has been terminated or whose assignment has been reduced due to surplus procedures shall have the right of recall, in order of seniority, to positions for which the teacher is qualified for five years if the teacher has completed the probationary period and for two years if the teacher has not completed the probationary period. The teacher shall be included in the teacher’s former school’s complement for the purpose of staff allocation in accordance with Article 17.02 (a) each year. A teacher who is recalled shall have all previously accrued benefits reinstated.Article