Priority to Present Staff Sample Clauses

The 'Priority to Present Staff' clause establishes that current employees are given preferential consideration for certain opportunities, such as promotions, transfers, or new job openings, before external candidates are considered. In practice, this means that when a position becomes available, the employer must first assess and offer the role to qualified existing staff members who express interest, only seeking outside applicants if no suitable internal candidates are found. This clause helps to motivate and retain employees by recognizing their experience and loyalty, while also streamlining recruitment and reducing onboarding time.
Priority to Present Staff. Teachers and counselors hired on year to year contracts in their first year and second year of employment and who hold the necessary qualifications, upon the recommendation of the principal for rehire, shall continue in their current assignment for the next year provided the position continues to exist. Teachers completing their third year of employment, who have been marked recommended for rehire shall have the opportunity to apply for other positions within the district under the same rights as career teachers.
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Priority to Present Staff. All teachers and counselors currently in a school, who hold the necessary qualifications, including part-time teachers, teachers on year-to-year contracts who have been recommended for rehire or whose current position no longer exists, or those on leave of absence, shall have priority to any internal vacancies in the school before any external vacancy is declared by the principal in consultation with HRS. PTPS is available only during the time frame between when the annual staff report is submitted to HRS and the end of the school year for the upcoming school year.
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Priority to Present Staff. Educators currently working in a school, including part-time educators, shall have priority to any certified vacancy in the school for which they are qualified before any vacancy is declared to the district office. If more than one Educator in the school has expressed interest in the same position, the Educator who meets the qualifications determined by the rubric for that position shall be selected and not subject for movement for one school year.
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Priority to Present Staff. Teachers hired on year to year contracts and hold the necessary qualifications, upon the recommendation of the principal for rehire, shall continue in his/her current assignment for the next year provided the position continues to exist. The recommendation of the principal shall occur prior to the submission of the staffing report.
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Priority to Present Staff. Teachers and counselors hired on year to year contracts in their first year and second year of employment and who hold the necessary qualifications, upon the recommendation of the principal for rehire, shall continue in their current assignment for the next year provided the position continues to exist. Teachers completing their third year of employment, who have been marked recommended for rehire shall have the opportunity to apply for other positions within the district under the same rights as career teachers. All teachers and counselors currently in a school, who hold the necessary qualifications, including part-time teachers, teachers on year to year contracts who have been recommended for rehire or whose current position no longer exists, or those on leave of absence, shall have priority to any internal vacancies in the school before any external vacancy is declared by the SIC. PTPS is available only during the time between when the SIC determines the staffing If more than one (1) teacher in the school has applied for the same position, the teacher best qualified for that position shall be appointed, and qualifications being substantially equal, seniority in the school system shall control. Assignment of new teachers in the school shall be made in accordance with sections 14.4.1 through 14.4.5. Provisional teachers who have been marked recommended for rehire whose position no longer exists in the school for the following school year are eligible to interview during the transfer window along with career status teachers.
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