Eligibility to be considered for Permanency for Members with Previous Limited Term Service Sample Clauses

Eligibility to be considered for Permanency for Members with Previous Limited Term Service. III.10.3.4.1 A member with previous combined limited term service within the bargaining unit of one (1) year or less, who is granted a probationary appointment, shall follow the eligibility conditions as set out in III.10.3.1. III.10.3.4.2 When a member holding a limited term appointment within the bargaining unit of more than twelve (12) months is granted a probationary appointment, they may elect to count up to thirty six (36) months of that service as probationary service. The member shall advise the University Librarian of this election at the time of their appointment. If a member elects not to count previous limited term service within the bargaining unit as probationary service, the conditions for eligibility for permanency in III.10.3.1 apply. III.10.3.4.3 In exceptional cases, when an appointment is made of a person with a record of outstanding scholarship, permanency may be awarded immediately upon appointment, but only after the Library Personnel Committee and COAP have been consulted. III.10.3.4.4 The full details of the appointment including all relevant dates for eligibility to be considered for reappointment and permanency, and associated expectations, such as required academic credentials, shall be provided in the member’s letter of appointment.
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