OTHER TIME LINES Sample Clauses

The 'Other Time Lines' clause establishes additional deadlines or schedules that are not covered by the main timeline provisions of the agreement. It typically outlines specific timeframes for certain tasks, deliverables, or obligations that fall outside the standard project or contract schedule, such as response times for approvals or the completion of ancillary activities. By clearly defining these supplementary deadlines, the clause helps ensure that all parties are aware of and adhere to important time-related requirements, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or delays.
OTHER TIME LINES. Reduction in Force (RIF) list shall be published and distributed to Academic Employees on or before November 1 of each year (Article X (Reduction in Force) Section B.4., page 27).  Dismissal Review Committee shall be established no later than October 31 of any academic year (Article XI (Formal Procedures Relating to the Dismissal of an Academic Employee) Section A., page 29).  Return from leave of absence without pay – must notify Employer of intent to return five (5) weeks prior to the end of the leave (Article XIV (Leaves) Section D.2., page 39).  Grievance must be filed within fifteen (15) calendar days after cognizance (Article XVI (Grievance Procedure) Section B., page 41).  Professional Development Report for preceding twelve (12) months’ activities submitted by academic employees by last day of spring quarter (Appendix A, Article I (Full-Time Academic Employees) Section E, page A-3, or Appendix A, Article II (Associate Academic Employees) Section E., page A-6).  Extended assignments shall be specified at least one (1) week prior to the first extended day to be worked (Appendix A, Article VI (Extended Contract Days) page A-8). SIGNIFICANT DATES AND TIME LIMITS ii AGREEMENT 1 ARTICLE I: RECOGNITION 1 ARTICLE II: DUES DEDUCTION AND UNION MEMBERSHIP 1
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