APLES
AGREEMENT
POMPTON LAKES BOARD OF
EDUCATION
AND
ASSOCIATION OF
POMPTON LAKES EDUCATION
SUPERVISORS
JULY 1, 2006 - JUNE 30, 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLE PAGE
Preamble.............................................................................. 1
I Recognition........................................................................ 2
II Negotiation Procedure........................................................ 3
III Grievance Procedure.......................................................... 5
IV Rights of the Parties............................................................. 11
V Work Year............................................................................ 14
VI Teaching Schedule............................................................... 16
VII Employment Standards........................................................ 17
VIII Leave of Absence................................................................. 18
IX Evaluation of Area Supervisors............................................ 22
X Professional Development and Educational
Improvement........................................................................ 23
XI Insurance Protection.......................................................….. 24
XII Personal and Academic Freedom..................................…… 26
XIII Promotions............................................................................ 27
XIV School Calendar.................................................................... 28
XV Miscellaneous Provisions..................................................... 29
XVI Duration of Agreement......................................................... 30
Representations..................................................................... 31
Salary Guides......................................................................... 32
PREAMBLE
The Board of Education of the Borough of Pompton Lakes, County of Passaic, Pompton Lakes, New Jersey (hereinafter called the “Board”) and the Association of Pompton Lakes Education Supervisors (hereinafter called the “Association”) have negotiated the following agreement pursuant to Chapter 123, Public Laws of 1974 of the State of New Jersey. The parties hereby affirm that this Agreement was negotiated in good faith and express their determination to implement it in the same spirit.
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RECOGNITION
A. The Board recognizes the Association as the exclusive and sole representative for
collective negotiations concerning terms and conditions of employment and
grievances for all Area Supervisors employed or to be employed by the Board.
B. Definition of unit member
Unless otherwise indicated, the term “unit member(s)” when used hereinafter in
this Agreement shall refer to those professional employees represented by the
Association as above defined.
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ARTICLE II
NEGOTIATION PROCEDURE
A. Negotiation of Successor AgreementsThe parties agree to enter into collective negotiations over a successor agreement in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Public
Employment Relations Commission.
B. Negotiating Team Selection and Authority
Neither party hereto shall have any control over the selection of the negotiating
representatives of the other party.
The parties mutually pledge that their representatives shall be clothed with all
necessary power and authority to make proposals, consider proposals and
make counter-proposals in the course of negotiations. The preceding sentence Shall not, however, be construed to mean that the Negotiating Teams have the
power or authority to make a final and binding commitment on behalf of their respective parties.
C. Modification
This Agreement shall not be modified in whole or in part by the parties except
by and instrument in writing duly executed by both parties.
D. The Association recognizes the right of the Board to change terms and conditions of employment not contained in the Agreement. The Board,
through its designated representative (s), agrees to negotiate any changes
regarding terms and conditions of employment not contained in the Agreement.-3- E. This Agreement incorporates the entire understanding of the parties on all
issues which were or could have been the subject of negotiation. During the
term of this Agreement, neither party will be required to negotiate with respect to
any such matter whether or not covered by this Agreement and whether or not within the knowledge or contemplation of either or both of the parties at the
time they negotiated or signed this Agreement.
F. Nothing contained within the Agreement shall be construed to deny or restrict
any employee of such terms and conditions of employment as may be guaran-
teed under New Jersey School Law and Regulations.
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ARTICLE III
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
A. Definition
1. A “grievance” shall mean a complaint by an employee or the Association
that there has been to the employee a violation or inequitable appli-
cation of any of the provisions of this Agreement or of any policies or administrative decisions involving terms and conditions of employment.
However, only alleged violations or inequitable applications of the pro-
visions of the Agreement may be taken to arbitration. All other
grievances terminate at the Superintendent’s level.
2. An “aggrieved person” is the person, persons or the Association making
the claim.
3. A “party in interest” is the person or persons making the complaint and
and any person who would be required to take action or against whom
action would be taken in order to resolve the complaint.
4. The term “days” when used in this Article shall, except where otherwise
indicated, mean working school days; thus weekend or vacation days
are excluded. All grievances must be filed within twenty (20) days of
their occurrence. Occurrence shall mean an event, action or implementa-
tion of a decision or lack thereof.
5. The term “employee” shall mean a member of the bargaining unit
covered by this Agreement.
B General Procedure
1. In the event a grievance is filed so that the sufficient time as stipulated under all the levels of the procedure cannot be provided before the last-5-
day of the school year, should it be necessary to pursue the grievance
to all levels of the appeals, then said grievance shall be resolved under
the terms of this Agreement and this Article, and not under the succeed-
ing Agreement.
2. At all levels of a grievance commencing at Level II, at least one repre-
sentative of the Association shall attend any meetings, hearings,
appeals, or other proceedings required to process the grievance.
3. Nothing herein contained will be construed as limiting the right of any
employee having a grievance to discuss the matter informally with any
appropriate member of the administration, and having the grievance
adjusted without intervention of the Association provided the adjustment
is not inconsistent with the terms of this Agreement.
C. Initiation and Processing
1. Level One - Initiation of Grievance
An employee shall first discuss the grievance with his/her immediate
supervisor either directly or through the Association’s designated
representative with the objective of resolving the matter informally.
2. Level Two - Immediate Supervisor
(a) Any employee or the Association may present a grievance in
writing within twenty (20) days following the act or condition
which is the basis of the complaint to the appropriate supervisor
against whom the grievance exists.
(b) A hearing on the grievance shall be held by said supervisor within
seven (7) days of receipt of such written communication. Within
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decision in writing to the aggrieved with information copies pro-
vided to the Superintendent and Association.
(c) Within five (5) days of receipt of the decision from the supervisor,
the aggrieved may appeal the decision in writing to the Super-
intendent. All pertinent communications shall be attached to the
appeal.
3. Level Three - Superintendent
(a) Appeals to the Superintendent shall be heard within fifteen (15)
days of receipt of the appeal.
(b) Within ten (10) days of hearing the appeal, the Superintendent
shall communicate to the aggrieved employee and all other
parties officially present at the grievance hearings his/her written
decision which shall include supporting reasons.
(c) A copy of the Superintendent’s decision shall be sent
to the president of the Association.
4. Level Four - Arbitration
(a) A grievance dispute which is not resolved at the level of the
Superintendent under the grievance procedure herein may be
submitted by the Association as specified herein to an arbitrator
for decision if it involves the application or interpretation of this
Agreement.
(b) A grievance may not be submitted to an arbitrator unless a
decision has been rendered by the Superintendent of Schools
under the grievance procedure, except in cases where, upon
expiration of the time limit for decision, the aggrieved employee
or the Association filed notice with the Superintendent of inten--7-
tion to submit the grievance to arbitration and no decision was
issued by the Superintendent within fifteen (15) days after receipt
of such notice.
The proceedings shall be initiated by filing with the Superintendent and
the American Arbitration Association a notice of arbitration. The notice
shall be filed within ten (10) days after receipt of the decision of the Superintendent of Schools under the Grievance Procedure, or where no decision has been issued in the circumstances described above, three (3) days following the expiration of the fifteen (15) day period provided
above. The notice shall include a statement setting forth precisely the
issue to be decided by the arbitrator and the specific provision of the
Agreement involved.
(d) The parties will be bound by the Voluntary Labor Arbitration Rules of the
American Arbitration Association regardless of how the arbitrator is selected; except that neither the Board nor the Association nor any grievance shall be permitted to assert any ground in arbitration if such ground was not disclosed to the other parties in interest prior to the decision being appealed to the arbitrator, or to assert any evidence known but not disclosed prior to the decision being appealed.
The arbitrator shall not have the authority to add to or to subtract from the
Agreement and shall limit the decision strictly to the application and
interpretation of this Agreement and it shall be binding upon all parties
involved.
The costs for the services of the arbitrator will be borne equally by the
Board and the Association. Each party shall pay all the expenses of
preparing and submitting its case.-8- D. General Provisions as to Grievances and Arbitration
1. No reprisals of any kind will be taken by the Board, the Association or by
any of their representatives against any party in interest, any school
representative, any member of the Association or any other participant
or lack of participation.
2. The filing or pendency of any grievant shall in no way operate to impede, delay or interfere with the right of the Board to take action com-
plained of.
3. Failure at any step of this procedure except Level I to communicate the
decision in writing on a grievance within the specified time limits shall
permit the grievant to proceed to the next step. Failure at any step of this
procedure to appeal a grievance to the next step within the specified time
limits shall preclude any further appeal on the grievance.
The time limits specified in any step of this procedure may be changed in
any specific instance only by mutual agreement, signed by the Superin-
tendent and President of the Association.
4. All documents, communications and records dealing with the processing
of a grievance will be filed separately from the personnel files of the
participants.
5. Forms for processing grievances will be jointly prepared by the Super-
intendent and the Association. The forms will be printed by the Board
and given appropriate distribution by the parties so as to facilitate oper-
ation of the grievance procedure.
6. In the course of investigation of any grievance, representatives of the
Association will report to the principal of the building being visited and
will state the purpose of the visit immediately upon arrival.-9-
7. Every effort will be made by all parties to avoid interruption of classroom activities and to avoid the involvement of students in all phases of the grievance procedure.
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ARTICLE IV
RIGHTS OF THE PARTIES
A. The Board agrees, upon written request of the Association, to release to said
Association information available to the Board concerning the financial re-
sources of the district, tentative budgetary allocations, and such other pertinent, nonprivilieged information as will assist the Association to develop accurate
and informed proposals concerning salary, working conditions and all other
terms and conditions of professional employment for all employees in the
negotiating unit. It is further agreed that the Board will have a reasonable time
to respond to such Association requests, and that the Board may, at its option,
fulfill such requests either by written response to the Association or by making
pertinent records available to an Association representative in Board Offices.
In case the Board exercises the latter option, the Association representative
may not remove any Board records from the Board offices without the written
consent of the Board. It is further agreed that the Board shall not be required to
prepare or to conduct any analyses, surveys, research or studies in response to
Association requests.
B. Whenever any employee is required by the administration to participate during
working hours in negotiations, grievance proceedings, conferences or meetings, the employee shall suffer no loss in pay.
C. The Association shall have the right to use school buildings for professional
meetings during times when buildings are manned by the custodial staff and provided also that such use does not interfere with or impair the educational
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program in any way. Except in emergency, the principal of the building involved must be notified at least five (5) days in advance of the time and place of such
meeting. If the use of said school building or buildings by the Association results in any expense to the Board, the Association shall reimburse the Board for such expense.
D. The Association agrees that during the term of this Agreement neither it nor its officers will engage in, support, sanction or approve any strikes, sanctions, work
stoppages, slowdowns, mass resignations or other actions which would interfere with school operations.
E. The Board agrees to forward to the President of the Association official minutes
of every public meeting.
F. There is reserved exclusively to the Board , all responsibilities, powers, rights
and authority expressly or inherently vested in it by the laws and constitutions
of New Jersey and of the United States, and by the Charter of the Borough of
Pompton Lakes, excepting where expressly and in specific terms limited by the
provisions of this Agreement. It is agreed that the Board retains the right to
establish and enforce reasonable rules and personnel policies relating to the
duties and responsibilities of unit members and their working conditions which
are not inconsistent with this Agreement.
G. In addition to the rights otherwise described herein the Board specifically re-
serves, but is not limited to the following rights and authorities:
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1. The right to supervise the employees of the school district.
2. To hire, promote, transfer, assign and retain employees in positions in
the school district and to suspend, demote, discharge or take other dis-
ciplinary action against employees.
3. To relieve employees of duty because of lack of work or for other legiti-
mate reasons.
4. To maintain efficiency of the school district operations entrusted to them.
5. To determine the methods, means and personnel by which operations
are to be conducted.
6. To take whatever actions may be necessary to carry out the mission of
the school district in situations of emergency.
H. Protection Against Infringement Upon Ability of Supervise
The Board shall make an effort not to enter into any negotiated agreement with
any other bargaining unit in the district which shall infringe upon the ability of
a member of the Association to manage his/her department. To prevent such
infringement, the Board will submit all contract provision changes proposed to
other bargaining units to the Association for evaluation prior to finalizing such
agreements. The input from the Association shall be utilized in determining
final language or negotiability of the subject.
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WORK YEAR
The regular work year for unit members shall be from July 1 to June 30.
Year 1 – July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
Year 2 – July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008
Year 3 – July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009
VACATION
- All twelve month supervisors are entitled to 23 vacation days per year. Vacation time is earned and accumulated over the course of the work year, July 1 through June 30. These vacation days must be taken when school is not in session. Vacation time may not be taken until one (1) week after the last teacher work day in June nor during the two (2) weeks prior to the first day when all teachers report the following September.
- The front loading of vacation time (vacation taken before earned) may be taken only with prior permission of the Superintendent of Schools. If vacation time has been approved without being earned and taken, the time is owed and must be paid back if said employee leaves the district prior to total accrual. If new supervisors are appointed (other than those currently employed as of June 20, 2000), whether internally or externally, unearned vacation time will not be granted and consequently must be earned over the twelve month contractual period.
- Whenever vacation time is requested, prior approval from the Superintendent of Schools must be granted.
- Up to 5 days vacation time may be carried over into the next year with the approval of superintendent.
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SCHOOL RECESSES AND HOLIDAYS
Supervisors shall exercise their own discretion to determine the extent to which it may be necessary to work during school recesses as per present practice. However, the Superintendent of Schools retains the right to require the presence of an individual supevisor during school recess or school holiday should the need arise.
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ARTICLE VI
TEACHING SCHEDULE
1. The District Area Supervisor’s daily teaching schedule shall not exceed two (2)
subject area sections or the equivalent (A District Area Supervisor is one who
supervises on a K-12 basis.)
2. All Area Supervisors shall be excused from study duties, homeroom assign-
ments and non-instructional duties except in emergency situations.
3. Additional secretarial help will be provided by bringing in a substitute secretary
on a per diem basis, through the high school principal, on need basis.
- Secretarial help must be approved by the Superintendent of Schools (not the HS
5. No teaching duties for members who supervise two K-12 subject areas.
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ARTICLE VII
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS
A. All non-tenure employees will be notified of their employment status for the
succeeding year by May 15th. Failure to return the form by June 1 shall con-
stitute waiver of employee’s rights to reemployment and shall relieve the
Board of any obligation to offer reemployment to said employee.
B. Upon request, any non-tenure employee shall be entitled to a statement of
reasons for non-reappointment.
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ARTICLE VIII
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Sick Leave
Unit members shall be entitled to twelve (12) sick leave days per year. These days shall accumulate without limit as specified in Title 18A.
Unit members shall be given a written statement of their accumulated sick leave no later than September 30th of each year.
A unit member or his/her estate shall be entitled to reimbursement of all unused sick days at the rate of $100 per day in the 2006-2007 year to a maximum of $45,000, $150 per day in the 2007-2008 year to a maximum of $35,000 and $200 per day in the 2008-2009 year to a maximum of $25,000, based on the following requirements:
Fifteen years employed by Pompton Lakes and twenty-five years as a member of TPAF. Payout is over five years.
For school year 2008-2009 only:
Have accumulated at least 52% of the grand total of sick days, personal days and illness in the family days from the date of hire.
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Any unit member who is drafted into the defense forces of the United States
shall receive leave without pay. State and Federal laws shall be applied concerning reinstatement and accrued benefits of a unit member in his
position. This article applies also to reservists called to active duty.
C. Leaves - Emergencies of Personal Nature
1. An allowance of up to four (4) days leave without loss of pay to be
granted with prior approval by the Superintendent of Schools for
reasons such as the following:
(a) Recognition of a religious holiday;
(b) Court subpoena:
(c) Marriage of employee or marriage in the immediately family;
(d) Personal business which cannot be handled outside of school
hours;
(e) Any emergency or urgent reason not included in (a.) to (d.) above
shall be granted with subsequent retroactive approval by the
Superintendent of Schools.
2. Personal days may be granted before or after a vacation only if the
request states specifically the reason for the request.
3. Whether or not permission is granted will be determined by the Super-
intendent of Schools.
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Leave for illness in the immediate family will be granted for three (3) days with-
out loss of pay. The immediate family is defined as husband, wife, father,
father-in-law, mother-in-law, brother, mother, sister, children, or any member
of the immediate household.
Special circumstances will be dealt with by the Superintendent.
E. Sabbatical Leaves
1. A sabbatical leave may be granted to a unit member by the Board upon
recommendation of the Superintendent for study or for reasons deemed
to be of value to the school system by the Superintendent.
2. Sabbatical leaves shall be granted for one (1) year, subject to the
following conditions:
(a) Sabbatical leaves may be granted to one (1) unit member at any
one time.
(b) Requests for sabbatical leave must be received by the Superintendent
in writing no later than January 1st, and action must be taken on all such
requests no later than March 1st of the school year preceding the school
year for which the sabbatical leave is requested.
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(c) Unit members must have completed at least seven (7) full continuous school years of service in the Pompton Lakes School District to be eligible for sabbatical leave.
(d) A unit member on sabbatical leave shall be paid by the Board at one-half
(1/2) his/her regular salary.
(e) Applications for sabbatical leave must set forth the program of studies and related data justifying the sabbatical as an education investment by
the Board.
(f) Upon return from sabbatical leave, a unit member shall be placed on the
salary schedule at the level which he/she would have achieved had he/
she remained actively employed in the system during the period of absence.
(g) Every individual who is granted sabbatical leave must sign and fulfill a
contract to return to service as an employee of the Board for at least
twice the duration of the sabbatical leave, or reimburse the Board for the
amount of salary granted during the leave.
Any unit member going on sabbatical leave must accept the reimbursement
obligation in writing prior to action on the leave by the Superintendent. Any payments made to unit members on sabbatical leave shall be contingent upon adherence to the plan approved as a basis for sabbatical leave, and the Board shall be fully reimbursed for any payments made to a unit member on sabbatical leave not adhering to the approved plan.
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EVALUATION OF AREA SUPERVISORS
A. Area supervisors with multi-school responsibilities shall be evaluated yearly by
the Superintendent of Schools in consultation with the building principals.
1. Such evaluation will be conducted in accordance with N.J.A.C. 6: 3-1.21
and the evaluation policies, procedures, job description and forms for
Pompton Lakes Schools as developed by the Superintendent in con-
sultation with area supervisor.
B. Area supervisors whose responsibilities are exclusive to one school shall be
evaluated yearly by the principal of that school.
1. Such evaluation will be conducted according to the same criteria that
apply to district-wide supervisors but with appropriate limitations with
respect to single school responsibility.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT
A. The parties recognize that they share the responsibility for the upgrading and
updating of unit member performance and attitudes. To help in carrying this out,
the Board agrees to pay the cost of registration and other reasonable expenses
(including fees, meals, lodging, and / or transportation) incurred in connection
with courses, workshops, seminars, conferences, in-service training sessions
or any other such session which a unit member requests, or is required to attend , in writing by the Superintendent with Board approval.
The parties agree to cooperate in arranging in-service courses, workshops,
conferences, and programs designed to improve the quality of instruction.
B. Non-tenure employees will be reimbursed at a cost of one half per credit based on
current State College costs for a maximum of six (6) credits per year.
C. Tenure employees will be fully reimbursed for the cost per credit and required
fees, based on current State College costs for a maximum of fifteen (15) credits
per year.
The Board of Education will pay dues to a maximum of $500 for professional
organizations most appropriate to the unit member’s responsibility. The
number and type of memberships must be approved by the Board and the
Superintendent of Schools and the Board may limit such memberships due to
budgetary considerations.
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ARTICLE XI
INSURANCE PROTECTION
A. The Board shall pay the full premium for each employee including family plan coverage for those eligible. Such health care insurance protection shall include Blue Cross, Blue Shield Extended Coverage and Major Medical under said program.
B. The Board shall pay the full premium for all employees for a Drug Prescription
Program. The program shall cover employees and dependents with a ten ($10.00)
dollar co-pay for each name brand purchase and a five ($5.00) dollar co-pay for each
generic purchase and -0- for mail order.
C. The Board shall pay the full premium for all employees for a Dental Program. The
program shall cover employee and dependents. The deductible shall be two hundred ($200)
dollars per family member, with an aggregate deductible of six hundred ($600)dollars per family.
The dental program shall provide for the following benefits:
Plan Payment Co-Payment
Preventive & Diagnostic 100% 0%
Remaining Basic Benefits 85% 15%
Crowns, Inlays & Gold Restorations 85% 15%
Prosthodontic Benefits 50% 50%
The maximum amount payable by the Plan for the above dental services provided an
eligible patient in any calendar year is on thousand ($1,000) dollars. The two hundred ($200)
dollars per patient per calendar year and the six hundred ($600) dollars family maximum
aggregate deductible per calendar year are not applicable to Preventive and Diagnostic
Benefits.
D. After consultation with the Supervisors, the Board maintains the right to change
insurance plans provided the coverage is equal to or better than that currently provided.
E. The Board of Education shall provide an annual physical examination at no cost
to the members. The fee for the examination shall not exceed the normal fee of the
school physician.
F. Waiver from Participation
Employees who are eligible for, but who do not participate in, the health insurance plan, or dental and prescription, shall be provided a cash payment as follows:
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ceive 36% of the premium cost of the waived insurance. This payment
shall be proportionate in actual waiver time.
2. Payment of the monies in “1” above shall be made by separate check on
the last work day of the school year.
3. Employees must waive such insurance for a full year (July 1 through June
30 for dental and prescription) to be eligible for payment. Notification of
waiver must be made by January 1, in order to waive for the applicable
upcoming year.
It is the intent of both the Association and the Board that all employees
covered by the Agreement should, either through this coverage or alternate
available coverage, have comprehensive insurance protection.
5. An employee who waives coverage may re-enroll for the next year during
the open enrollment period.
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ARTICLE XII
PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM
A. Unit members will be entitled to full rights of citizenship and no religious or
political activities of any unit member will be grounds for discipline or discrim-
ination with respect to the professional employment of such unit member, provided that said activities do not violate any local, state or federal law, or
affect the unit member’s responsibilities as an employee of the Pomton Lakes
Board of Education.
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ARTICLE XIII
PROMOTIONS
A. All vacancies in promotional positions shall be filled pursuant to the following
procedure:
1. Such vacancies shall be adequately publicized, including a notice in
every school (by posting, through the Superintendent’s bulletin or
otherwise) as far in advance of the date of filling such vacancy as
possible, but in no event less that ten (10) days. Nothing herein is to be
construed to mean that the Superintendent shall not be free to publicize
and otherwise seek qualified personnel from outside of the school
system to fill such vacancies.
2. Said notice of vacancy shall clearly set forth the qualifications for the
position.
3. Applicants for such vacancies shall file their applications in writing with
the Office of the Superintendent within the time limit specified in the notice.
B. Promotional positions are defined as follows:
Positions paying a salary differential and / or positions on the administrator-
supervisory level, including, but not limited to, positions such as superintendent,
assistant superintendent, principal, vice principal, director.
C. Vacancies which arise during July and August shall be posted in the Board
Office and notice thereof mailed to the President of the Association.
D. Promoted unit members shall negotiate their new salary individually with the
Board of Education. In no event shall the individual promoted receive less than
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ARTICLE XIV
SCHOOL CALENDAR
The Board shall consult with the Association in establishing the calendar for each school year during the term of this Agreement.
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MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
A. Despite references herein to the Board, the Superintendent and the Associa-
tion, as such, each reserves the right to act hereunder by committee, or
designated representatives except where this Agreement specifically limits
this right.
B. This Agreement constitutes Board policy for the term of said Agreement, and the
Board shall carry out the commitments contained herein and give them full
force and effect as Board policy.
C. If any provision of this Agreement or any application of this Agreement to any
employee or group of employees is held to be contrary to law, then such pro-
vision or application shall not be deemed valid and subsisting, except to the
extent permitted by law, but all other provisions or applications shall continue
in full force and effect.
D. Any provisions in individual contracts for the period of this Agreement which
are inconsistent or in conflict with the terms of this Agreement shall be con-
trolled by the terms of this Agreement.
E. Copies of this Agreement shall be printed at the expense of the Board after
consultation with the Association on format and presented to all employees in
the negotiating units.
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ARTICLE XVII
DURATION OF AGREEMENT
This agreement will be effective as of July 1, 2006 and shall continue in effect until June 30, 2009.
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The Board represents that the making and execution of this agreement between the Pompton Lakes Board of Education and the Association of Pompton Lakes Education Supervisors, dated July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2009 has been authorized by the Board at a meeting of the Board held on
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be signed by their respective president and attested by their respective secretaries.
ASSOCIATION OF POMPTON POMPTON LAKES
LAKES EDUCATION SUPERVISORS BOARD OF EDUCATION
BY:___________________________ BY:_____________________________
PRESIDENT PRESIDENT
DATE:________________________ DATE:___________________________
BY:__________________________ BY:_____________________________
SECRETARY SECRETARY
DATE:_______________________ DATE:___________________________
BOARD APPROVAL DATE
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SALARY GUIDE
NAME | 05-06
SALARY | 06-07
SALARY | 07-08
SALARY | 08-09
SALARY |
| Macdonald | $109,535 | $113,916 | $118,473 | $123,212 |
| Philippon | $115,053 | $119,655 | $124,441 | $129,419 |
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