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Article 25 - Employment Status25.1 Definitions. A "temporary employee" shall mean:
25.2 Probationary Employee. A "probationary employee" shall mean an employee hired to fill a vacancy in a contracted bargaining unit position either newly created or caused by the termination of a contracted employee. 25.3 Permanent Employee. A "permanent employee" shall mean a contracted employee who has completed the probationary period. 25.4 Probationary Period. All new contracted employees except temporary employees shall serve a three (3) year probationary period. Such period must be complete and continuous academic years of employment accomplished during consecutive years unless the employee has been granted a leave of absence under the terms of this Agreement.
25.5 Nonrenewal. A probationary employee may be nonrenewed for any reason deemed in good faith sufficient by the College. Notice of such nonrenewal shall be sent by certified mail by March 15.
25.6 Dismissal of Permanent Employee. Upon successful completion of the probationary period, an employee shall be considered permanent and may be discharged or dismissed only for just cause. 25.7 Placement on Notice. If the basis for dismissal or discharge action is performance related, the employee may be placed on notice for up to one (1) year before such action is made final. The employee shall be notified by March 15 of the College's intention to retain or dismiss. 25.8 Just Cause Discipline. Discipline: No employee shall he reprimanded in writing, suspended, or reduced in compensation without just cause. 25.9 Complaint Procedure. Any written complaint regarding an employee will be timely investigated and called to the attention of the employee within five (5) working days from the time the College determines there may be merit to the complaint. The employee will be given the opportunity to respond to and/or rebut such complaint. Contract Table of Contents | Search Agreement | Previous Article | Next Article Your Association | Current Contract | Newsletter | Bargaining | Bulletin Board | Contact LCCEA | Site Index |