Sentences with phrase «one's career status»

Travel, whether for business or pleasure, can be one of the most rewarding and beneficial experiences a person can have, regardless of career status.

Going forward, new teachers will not be able to earn career status.

Are you 100 % happy with your current career status?

Most charter schools do not adhere to the state salary schedule nor do most of them provide career status, or tenure, to their teachers to begin with.

It also preserves career status and offers a more moderate plan to dismiss teachers who don't perform well, allowing them a chance to improve before termination.

Be ready to share your own career status as it fits in with the conversation.

In place of career status, lawmakers have devised a system that puts teachers on 1 -, 2 - or 4 - year temporary contracts.

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Wake County Superior Court Judge Robert H. Hobgood sided with the teachers in part, ruling that the General Assembly's actions were unconstitutional with regard to those teachers who had already received career status by July 2013.

And we'll also keep you posted on the lawsuit filed by public school teachers who allege that the repeal of career status violates state and federal constitutions by denying teachers due process rights.

«Our current system, in many respects, rewards mediocrity, punishes excellence by granting unlimited job security to all who teach a few years,» Berger said last March at a news conference to unveil his Excellent Public Schools Act of 2013 — which contained language that ended career status and was ultimately inserted into the budget bill passed last summer.

Last week, Buncombe County joined a growing list of local school districts that have rejected the state's new plan to scrap teacher tenure, formally known as career status, and replace it with four - year temporary contracts for the top 25 percent of teachers, worth annual pay bonuses of $ 500 for each year of the contract.

In 2013, lawmakers passed a budget bill that abolished career status and instead offered teachers temporary contracts.

In making their appeal, attorneys for the NCAE argued that failing to extend career status to current probationary teachers and future teachers hurts the state's ability to recruit teachers.

Dyson, who is in her tenth year of teaching, said it scares her to think about losing career status.

If a teacher finds that he or she has been dismissed or demoted, with career status that teacher has a right to a hearing by a neutral third party that would sift through the evidence and make a determination of whether or not the dismissal or demotion was based on sound evidence.

Buncombe County explores how it can protect career status for all of its eligible teachers, in spite of a state mandate requiring that 25 percent of teachers give up tenure rights this fall.

If a tenured teacher receives negative evaluations for two years in a row, then that teacher is moved into probationary status and will remain probationary for two additional years with the opportunity to improve performance and move back into career status.

Judge Robert Hobgood ordered a permanent injunction against the law, which would eliminate career status — commonly known as teacher tenure — by 2018.

In North Carolina... they've been demonizing the teachers, and one of the laws they passed took away career status from every teacher in the state.

The court noted that current teachers «relied both on the promise of continued employment as a form of added compensation to supplement their lower salaries and on the benefits of career status when deciding to continue teaching in the public school systems.»

Those who have taught for four years at a proficient level are granted career status, which provides a limited measure of job protection and due process to ensure fair treatment if facing dismissal or demotion proceedings.

Salary survey and salary range You need to spend time reading the current industry reviews (salary surveys) and the salary ranges for people having a similar career status to the one you are applying for.

The exhibition was about flattening hierarchies among formats, media; but also career status, in that it included unknown artists alongside extremely established and well - known artists.

Teacher Tenure: When a teacher has completed his or her state's probationary period successfully, he or she receives career status, sometimes known as tenure.

The lawsuit, also filed by six classroom teachers, argues that the repeal of career status violates federal and state constitutions by taking away basic due process rights.

Superior Court Judge Robert Hobgood ordered a permanent injunction against the implementation of the law that ends career status, known as teacher tenure.

On Thursday attorneys on behalf of the North Carolina Association of Educators came before the Court of Appeals to argue that all teachers deserve the right to earn career status.

The N.C. Association of Educators filed a second major education lawsuit in a week, this time challenging the end of tenure — otherwise known as career status — for North Carolina public school teachers.

«The loss of career status... is the loss of academic freedom,» said Ravitch, who worried that teachers won't be able to teach a child about Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man because a school board member doesn't like it, or teach modern science because of its controversial nature.

Applicants who qualify for early - career status are evaluated using criteria that are young - scientist friendly.

Sophia's writing style is easy and compelling, and her advice is particularly relevant to anyone looking to change their career status in some way, be that into a field, up a ladder, across a department, etc..

A lot of people in NYC date depending on their partner's financial stability and career status.

After graduation, students are no longer under the district's watchful eye and have no incentive to communicate their academic or career status to anyone.

House Speaker Thom Tillis (R - Mecklenberg) unveiled his party's revised budget proposal for 2014, which includes an average five percent raise for teachers without forcing them to give up their career status — but he plans to pay for...

Teacher tenure, formally known as «career status,» was enacted in North Carolina in 1971, under «An Act to Establish an Orderly System of Employment and Dismissal of Public School Personnel.»

Teacher tenure, formally known as «career status,» was eliminated by lawmakers who were interested in introducing free - market principles to the teaching profession by way of short - term contracts and small pay increases for the top 25 percent.

If a career status teacher is up for dismissal or demotion, she has a right to a hearing by a neutral third party who would sift through the evidence to determine whether or not the employment action was based on sound evidence.

In 2008 - 09, only 35.55 percent of teachers who had tenure, also known as «career status,» left their jobs.

«No [health] retirement benefits, no career status benefits so teachers can be fired for no reason at all... teaching is no longer an attractive field to be in.»

Kristen Beller, the Millbrook Elementary teacher, said she had heard about Buncombe County's interest in offering its own version of career status to teachers, and has also heard rumors that Wake County is exploring ways to do the same.

House Speaker Thom Tillis (R - Mecklenberg) unveiled his party's revised budget proposal for 2014, which includes an average five percent raise for teachers without forcing them to give up their career status — but he plans to pay for the teachers» raises with revenues from the state's lottery.

But that raise would come at a price — teachers would have to give up their career status, also known as tenure, in order to get the salary increase.

Another serious blow to the profession is the elimination of tenure, formally known as «career status.»

SB 361: would eliminate teacher tenure, aka «career status» by 2018 and offer teachers one year contracts for the first three years of employment.

«It's a means for protecting teachers from unfair dismissals,» Ellis said of career status.

The plan calls for an average 11 percent raise for teachers as long as they give up career status, otherwise known as tenure.

Republican lawmakers are hoping it will incentive the top teachers to voluntarily give up tenure, or career status, which will phase out in 2018.

«No one has ever told me, «You know, if we get rid of career status, schools will be a lot better off,» Nixon recalls.