DISCONTINUATION OF PROGRAMS Sample Clauses

The "Discontinuation of Programs" clause defines the conditions under which a party may cease offering or supporting certain programs or services covered by the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notifying the other party of the discontinuation, any required advance notice periods, and the handling of ongoing obligations or transition support. Its core practical function is to provide a clear framework for ending specific programs in an orderly manner, thereby reducing uncertainty and managing expectations if a program must be withdrawn.
DISCONTINUATION OF PROGRAMS. A. In the event of the discontinuation of an academic program, the Employer will provide one semester’s advance public notice. B. Upon the request of an Employee affected by the discontinuation of a program, the Employee shall be added to any appropriate Part-Time Faculty pool(s), if the Employee has the qualifications required for employment in those pools. The request shall be filed with the unit head(s) responsible for those pools.
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DISCONTINUATION OF PROGRAMS. A. In the event of the discontinuation of an academic program, the Employer will provide one semester’s advance public notice. B. Upon the request of an Employee affected by the discontinuation of a program, the Employee shall be added to any appropriate Part-Time Faculty pool(s), if the Employee has the qualifications required for employment in those pools. The request shall be filed with the unit head(s) responsible for those pools. A. Arrangement‌ Special conferences on issues of mutual interest to Employees and the Employer may be arranged between the Grievance Committee Chairperson and the Employer’s designee. Such conferences shall not be construed as a replacement for, or circumvention of, the grievance procedure, but the grievance procedure shall be held in abeyance for the time required for the scheduling and occurrence of the special conference.
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