Examples of Dismissal in a sentence

Members also have the right to a full post-termination hearing, before the school board (in the case of probationary members) or through the Fair Dismissal Appeals process (after completing the probationary period) in case of non-renewal or dismissal, including the rights to give testimony, call and cross-examine witnesses.
Dismissal shall be effected by the Executive Director or her designate.
A Notice of Dismissal or Suspension shall be given at least thirty (30) days prior to the stated effective date of such action and no later than March 15 of the employee's second probationary year.
Sources: No. 55-56 No. 118 of the Labor Act 2003 (Law 651) Protection from Dismissal Employer illegally dismisses work because of pregnancy.
Dismissed members who have worked four (4) years or more for the District shall be provided a hearing before an arbitrator under the standards and procedures applicable to the Fair Dismissal Appeals Board.

More Definitions of Dismissal

Dismissal means the dismissal of any teacher during the term of such teacher's contract.

Dismissal or "termination" means:

Dismissal means the termination of an appointment by the Employer without the consent of the employee, before the end of the appointment period, and shall be only for adequate cause. Neither the non-renewal of a contractually limited appointment or a probationary appointment, nor the decision not to grant tenure/continuing appointment, nor lay-off for reason of financial necessity, nor the termination of an appointment for the purpose of retirement, constitutes dismissal.

Dismissal means that-

Dismissal means the discontinuance of the teaching service of an administrator or teacher during the term of a written contract, as provided by law;

Dismissal means the discontinuance of the teaching service of a teacher during the term of a written contract.